Tahentahawi Chubb-Smith

MHC-LP, Psychotherapist 

pronouns: she/her

Tahentahawi is a person-centered, holistic, and relational psychotherapist who believes meaningful change begins with genuine connection and a deeper understanding of ourselves and our experiences.

She enjoys working with individuals navigating life transitions, career exploration, relationship challenges, boundaries, everyday stressors, self-confidence, grief, and the lasting impact of difficult childhood experiences. She especially values working with those who are curious about themselves and ready to explore the patterns, experiences, and relationships that have shaped who they are. Her approach supports self-exploration and meaning-making while helping individuals deepen their understanding of themselves and navigate life with greater intention.

Tahentahawi’s background in Sport, Outdoor Recreation, Fitness, and Wellness has deeply shaped the way she approaches her work as a psychotherapist. She understands wellbeing as interconnected across the physical, mental, social, emotional, and spiritual aspects of our lives.

As an Indigenous Mohawk woman, Tahentahawi’s lived experiences are one part of the perspective she brings to her work, alongside the many personal, academic, and professional experiences that have shaped her as a therapist. She values authenticity, curiosity, healthy boundaries, and meeting each individual where they are.



Tahentahawi believes that each of us holds meaningful insight within ourselves. Through a calming, grounded, and collaborative presence, she supports clients in exploring their inner world, developing greater self-understanding, and discovering what they need to move forward.