Tyra Hughes, LMFT

Despite being the first to call someone's behavior aabuse (misspelled so it doesn't get taken down), she later 'took it back' and started frequently telling me that I was just being too hard on them and I'm the problem basically, not the person who subjected me to immense trauma caused by their own bigotry and issues, when i was just a young autistic, ADHD teenager who needed kind adults in my life. She also was unhelpfully particular of what words I used, leading to me develop a lasting obsessive compulsive habit around words and phrasing when anxious. I've avoided therapy for years, until recently because her actions traumatized me so bad and made me too afraid to be harmed in therapy again.