Moth H. Getko, AMFT

Associate Marriage & Family Therapist

My name is Moth Getko (they/them). I am an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist and have been at Lomi Clinic since 2023. I completed my Master's of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Sonoma State University in 2025.  

My therapeutic approach is client-centered. Therapy can be what you want it to be: a place to vent, a place to process traumatic experiences, a place to practice skills (e.g. saying no or using a chore sheet), a place to help determine your needs, a place to explore more of yourself, a place to grieve, and so much more. I invite clients to use our sessions in a way that is helpful for them, and I place importance on therapy being a collaborative process.  

My therapeutic orientation is eclectic and incorporates techniques from gestalt therapy, parts work, and mindfulness. My work is rooted in attachment theory and posits that a secure attachment between the therapist and client is the framework to effective clinical work. I enjoy trauma work and incorporate practices from EMDR, such as resourcing and bilateral stimulation. My work is centered around feminist principles that are non-hierarchical, trans-affirming, neurodivergence-affirming, poly(amory)-affirming, anti-ableist/sexist/racist, kink and sex positive. My clinical interests include OCD, anxiety, grief, sexuality, gender identity, and sexual intimacy. I place high importance on client's contextual realities by finding ways to facilitate mental health amongst multiple oppressions (such as financial, racial). 

Education

MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park, CA
BA in Psychology, BA in German from Lewis & Clark College, Portland, OR