A relational, liberatory practice rooted in lived experience, curiosity and care, psychotherapeutic services at Fractal House support meaning making, capacity building, and movement towards enhanced connection and self-direction.

Available for individuals, couples, families.

A peer-provided, relationship-based support woven into everyday life, community support may include spending time together at home or in the community, accompanying someone to run errands or attend events, supporting participation in groups or workshops, and building skills for self-management, connection, and navigating daily life.

This can also include Peer Mentorship.

Fractal House workshops and gatherings are participatory spaces for creativity, reflection, and connection.

These offerings bring people together to explore healing, affirm mad culture, and engage in shared inquiry through art, conversation, and collective experience.

Fractal House helps people navigate systems, access resources, and build self-advocacy capacity.

Advocacy support may include resource connection, mediation, letters or reasonable accommodations requests, and rapid-response support for issues related to housing, job or other urgent needs.

Fractal House trainings build capacity to show up for extreme states in ourselves and others from a non-carceral, autonomy-centered, relational orientation.

We offer group and one-on-one trainings, as well as one-off sessions and multi-part series, for providers, loved ones, coworkers, educators, and community members. 

Our activism centers mad culture and psychiatric liberation through collective action and community.

Fractal House is a co-founder of the Mental Health Autonomy Alliance and a partner in Madhouse with the Center for Mad Culture—a growing hub for mad engagement, events, and organizing (website coming soon).