Unleash Your Inner Rebel
Individual Therapy For Overwhelmed, Stressed Out Bi+ Women
Supporting Highly Sensitive Professionals, Empaths, Perfectionists, and Creatives in Oregon
How often do you catch yourself saying ‘Yes’ when you’re really thinking ‘Hell no’?
When did you learn that your needs mattered less than everyone else's? That your job was to help others, and not take up too much space?
Growing up, you were probably seen as mature, responsible, independent. Inside was an anxious worrier, struggling to juggle the adult-sized burdens on your little shoulders.
You learned to anticipate the needs of others.
You were praised for it. It felt good to be visible. To be trusted by the adults around you.
Fast forward, and here you are - a perfectionist, who’s good at just about everything, but not sure who you are.
It's time to step out of the script society handed you and write your own. Let’s kick people-pleasing anxiety to the curb, uncover, and embrace your inner rebel.
No apologies needed.
Let’s rediscover and embrace your authentic kick-ass self.
Hello, fellow highly sensitive, people pleasing perfectionist
I see you
Are you tired of:
Feeling like a chameleon, unsure of where you belong?
Overcommitting, even when you don’t have the time?
Going along with things just to avoid conflict or pissing someone off?
Saying you’re fine when you actually feel like hell?
If you're ready to make some life changes, I'm here to help. I specialize in supporting stressed-out, perfectionistic, highly sensitive, Bi+ women to get a handle on anxiety, reconnect with their inner knowing, own their sexuality, and live a life of kick-ass authenticity.
Together, we'll break through the stories that have kept you stuck—whether it's trauma, body issues, imposter syndrome, internalized biphobia, or old family messages. We'll work on giving less power to the negative thoughts that are running your life, managing your anxiety, and building your 'No' muscle.
Let’s rediscover the silly, fun parts of you waiting to be seen. Reconnect with parts of yourself that have been pushed into the shade. It’s okay to have a light heart. It’s okay to step into your power.
Own your truth, stand solid in your wisdom, and live a life of imperfect authenticity.
Hi, I’m Tori Corbett,
As a straight-passing, highly sensitive, cis-gender (she/her) Bi+ woman, I’m all too familiar with the anxiety of feeling like an ‘outsider.’ With over 20 years of experience as a licensed therapist, I specialize in sex-positive, LGBTQIA+ kink-affirming therapy. I’m passionate about supporting highly sensitive women who challenge societal norms and are struggling with anxiety and overwhelm.
If you’re a highly sensitive, overachieving , burnt-out, professional, who lives and loves outside the box, I’ve got you.
Whether you're openly queer - pansexual, bisexual, ace, bi-curious, or figuring out your place on the sexual or gender spectrum, or planning to come out to your partner, family, and friends, let's explore and challenge the old beliefs that keep you stuck.
Embrace playful joy and silliness
Does Therapy Really Help?
Yes! The majority of people I work with experience significant and lasting improvements in their overall well-being and quality of life.
After working together, you can expect to:
Learn to trust yourself with an expanded confidence in your beautifully messy life.
Experience an increased sense of safety in your sexuality, no matter whose hand you hold.
Decide who does and doesn’t have the right to know about your queer identity.
Develop a deeper acceptance, genuine understanding, and compassion for yourself.
Embrace playful joy and silliness.
Give far fewer fucks about what people think
We might be a good fit if:
You’re an anxious, over-achieving perfectionist who’s hit the wall and is ready to make changes.
You’ve been in therapy and are ready for the next step.
You’re a curious soul, open to a bit of woo mixed with current mental health research.
You're ready to examine the impact of patriarchal hustle culture on your mental well-being.
You’re committed to trauma-informed therapy and want to work on difficult experiences, knowing it can be hard as hell.
You’re willing to spend time outside of therapy to do things like reading and journaling.
You’re okay working with a therapist who’s known to drop a few f-bombs.
We might not be a good fit if:
Working on your trauma history could destabilize you.
You’re at risk for suicide, or currently engaging in disordered eating, or other forms of self-harm.
This is your first time in individual therapy.
You need ongoing support outside of therapy sessions, such as phone calls or texts.
You’re looking for short-term, analytical counseling, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
You’re seeking a therapist for couples or family therapy.
You’re not comfortable exploring systemic issues, such as racism, fat-phobia, biphobia, and sexism.
If your values don’t align with the LGBTQIA+ queer community.