HELLO, MY NAME IS
CAT HOLLIS
(the/them)
π Domestic Violence Survivor Advocate πPortland, OR π¬ English π Online
I am a nonbinary, mixed Black, parent, and former sex worker (though once a sex worker, always a sex worker.) I am a domestic violence survivor, neurodivergent, and I am in recovery from drug and alcohol use. I run a nonprofit called Haymarket Pole Collective which advocates for safer and more equitable home and workspaces for Black, Indigenous, and Transgender sex workers and sex workers of color in Oregon. I started sex work as a stripper but moved into full-service work. My goal is to help you be true to yourself and be able to make choices with courage and hope in mind instead of from a place of desperation or fear. I practice a harm reduction approach, focusing on holistically supporting your best interests and personal goals.
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Qualifications
ποΈ Practicing for 2 years
π Lived experience, 4 year college in environmental education, and certified domestic violence survivor advocate
My Practice At A Glance
ποΈ Modalities: Mindfulness-Based (MBCT), Interpersonal
π₯ Clientele: I see parents, domestic/intimate partner violence survivors, those in recovery or seeking recovery, and non-binary individuals
𧩠Specialities: Sex workers, addiction recovery, parental estrangement, Coping skills, family conflict, LGBTQ2S+, sexual abuse, and stress
Finances
Insurance: Not Accepted
Private Pay: $80 per session (CashApp, Venmo, PayPal, and Cash accepted)
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