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Dr. Deirdra Barrios, DMFT

License checked Jul 2026

Therapist · Spokane, WA

Listed on the Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective roster, Jul 2026

Telehealth · CA, WA
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About

You can be the strong one and still be tired.

Maybe you’re the person everybody calls when life falls apart—the dependable one, the fixer, the one who somehow always figures it out. But lately, you’re realizing that being able to carry it doesn’t mean you should have to.

I’m Dr. Deirdra Barrios, a Black therapist who believes you shouldn’t have to code-switch, over-explain your family, defend your faith, or turn your feelings into therapy-speak just to be understood.

I work with women, mothers, individuals, and couples navigating anxiety, trauma, motherhood, relationship challenges, burnout, major life transitions, and the pressure that can come with always being “the strong one.”

Therapy with me is real conversation, real reflection, and yes—sometimes real laughter. There’s room for culture here. There’s room for faith if it matters to you. There’s room for the complicated family stuff, the relationship stuff, the motherhood stuff, and the parts of your story you’re still trying to make sense of.

You don’t have to perform wellness here.

Ready for a space where you don’t have to have it all figured out? Join my therapy waitlist using the booking link on my profile. 🤎

Specialties

Therapist

Conditions

Guides written for Black patients on what therapists treat.

Fees

Not reported yet.

Insurance

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Education

Doctor of Marriage and Family Therapy (DMFT)
Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology
Master of Business Administration (MBA), Healthcare Management
Graduate Studies in Industrial & Organizational Psychology — Coaching & Consulting

Locations

100 N HOWARD ST STE R
Spokane, WA 99201
909-631-5638
In a crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline) or 911. This page lists clinicians for ongoing care, not emergencies.