LGBTQ

LGBTQ

Finding a counselor, therapist, or psychologist who truly understands, cares for, and is capable of working with the LGBTQ community is a highly challenging task. The ability to effectively provide counseling and therapy for this community is among the rarest specialties in the mental healthcare community.

It is undeniable that the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning communities face many unique challenges:

  • Legal issues
  • Domestic challenges
  • Hormone Therapy
  • Social Anxiety
  • Depression
  • Misunderstanding and Judgment from family and friends


Whatever you may be facing in your process, we are here to help you navigate the path ahead. The list above is far from exhaustive, but we believe that each of the challenges faced by the LGBTQ community brings with it the unique opportunity to overcome and to set an example for others that being defeated is not the only option.

Processing through these issues is rarely an easy task, one which becomes increasingly difficult when faced alone. Unfortunately most people experiencing the challenges that come with being a member of the LGBTQ community do just that – attempt to face them alone, but often realize little success. The level of misunderstanding toward this community has never been higher; and sadly, this is echoed by the suicide-related statistics in this community.

Common experiences include:

  • Feeling unsure about sexual orientation or gender identity
  • Feeling that your gender does not match the gender you were assigned at birth
  • Coping with your child’s sexual orientation or gender identity
  • Uncertainty around the decision and process of coming out
  • Difficulty coping with the ongoing process of living out
  • Loss of support from friends or family after coming out
  • Needing documentation from a therapist in order for insurance to cover medical transition options
  • Bullies and/or discrimination at school or in the workplace
  • Unique challenges for parents who identify as LGBTQ
  • Loss or change of a dating relationship or marriage when one partner comes out

In the wake of COVID, all services are provided virtually: individual, couples, and group therapy to help address these concerns.