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Transitional Characters
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Transitional Characters

5880 Ellsworth Ave Suite 3, Pittsburgh, PA 15232, USA
4.9 Google review total in record: 7.

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About this clinic

Transitional Characters, a ketamine-assisted therapy practice in Pittsburgh, offers trauma-informed, culturally responsive care for BIPOC, artists, activists, and marginalized communities. The clinic specializes in integrative ketamine therapy within a liberation psychology framework, emphasizing decolonized mental-health approaches and addressing complex trauma, treatment-resistant depression, and PTSD. Treatment is individualized and grounded in cultural humility and harm-reduction principles. The practice serves patients across Pennsylvania and also trains future therapists in trauma-informed, culturally responsive mental-health care.

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Contact information

5880 Ellsworth Ave Suite 3, Pittsburgh, PA 15232, USA

Clinic specialties

Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy

Office hours

Monday – Friday
10am – 5pm
Saturday – Sunday
Closed

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Google reviews in this record

Google review total in record: 7. Google data last synced: . Sync time is not the date of a clinical or credential check.

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4.9

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While I haven’t been a client at Transitional Characters, I’ve witnessed the impact this practice has had on the community firsthand. The work they do is deeply intentional and rooted in a commitment to healing, liberation, and justice. It’s rare to see a practice so centered on decolonial values, cultural relevance, and real accessibility. Transitional Characters is more than a therapy space, it’s a reflection of what it means to truly show up for the COMMUNITY.

Ashley Bullock · Published May 10, 2025

The entering team is amazing!  They really make me feel appreciated and listened too. Charles was able to get me set up super quick and easy. They went above and beyond to make sure I found the right fit. Highly recommend!

Joy James · Published May 9, 2025

I spent years with various therapists around Pittsburgh, all well-intentioned, but ultimately using the same playbook. It's always some version of CBT within the confines of a hyper-individualized and disembodied society. Finally Pittsburgh has a therapy practice that places an emphasis on the social and cultural contexts that contribute to our collective wellbeing. This is a space of community. What could a more just and loving world look like? It starts in places like this. Excellent vibes, kind people. 10/10

Kyle Murphy · Published May 7, 2025

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