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If you’re feeling disconnected from yourself or others, weighed down by stress, or struggling to break free from overwhelming emotions, you’re not alone. Challenging emotions, trauma, and distress can show up in many ways—tension in the body, restless sleep, difficulty concentrating, or a sense of disconnection. But these experiences don’t have to define you or your future.

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About Adam Clark

Welcome to a personalized path of mental health care. I'm Adam Clark, a dedicated mental health counselor with nearly two decades of experience supporting individuals across many ages and backgrounds, both in Japan and internationally. The approach we take together is not just about addressing immediate challenges; it’s about creating space for deeper self-discovery, resilience, and lasting well-being—so you can find your footing again.

I support adolescents, adults, and families in areas such as:

  • Anxiety and Stress
  • Anger and Emotional Regulation
  • Career Transitions and Refocusing
  • Crisis Support
  • Depression and Low Mood
  • Grief and Loss
  • Identity and Sexuality (LGBTQIA+ Affirming)
  • Palliative and End-of-Life Care
  • Self-Harm and Suicide Prevention
  • Technology and Screen Balance
  • Wellness and Lifestyle Support
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Benefits of Working Together

Through our partnership, you’ll access deep professional expertise and a forward-thinking therapeutic design tailored uniquely to your experience and goals. Together, we’ll move from patterns that limit you toward a clearer, more empowered life.

Get Started with a Free Consultation

Ready to take the first step toward transforming the patterns holding you back into a clearer, more empowered life? Book your free initial consultation through our easy-to-use booking page. We look forward to working together with you!

Social Justice

Yokohama Mental Health Counseling at Tokyo Pride

What follows is a personal manifesto regarding my stance on issues related to social justice and how I see my role in that work. If it is of interest, please toggle the arrows below for more...

Core Mission and Advocacy

As an individual advocating for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Justice and Belonging (DEIJB), the mission is to actively address systemic barriers within society that impact students, teachers, individuals, schools, families, organizations, and communities. Justice is pursued through activism and service learning, particularly across lines of ethnicity, sexuality, gender, and class.

Everyday Practice

In the roles of counselor, educator, and parent, social justice principles are integrated into daily practices. A commitment to self-awareness, reflection, and challenging bias guides efforts to contribute to both personal growth and the dismantling of systemic barriers.

Community Engagement

Building trust and collaboration with the communities served is essential. Effort is made to center marginalized voices and ensure inclusive decision-making grounded in mutual respect.

Institutional Change

A focus on confronting institutional barriers in education drives advocacy for inclusive practices and participation in policy development that supports marginalized populations.

Curriculum and Program Design

Passionate about designing anti-oppressive curricula and programs, education is used as a platform to challenge bias and promote empathy, inclusion, and lasting social change.

The mission is to promote social justice, reduce disparities, and foster equitable and inclusive communities. - AC

(The image above is a poster promoting our community's participation in Tokyo Rainbow Pride in 2018, celebrating diversity, equity, inclusion, justice, and belonging.)