LGBTQ Therapy
Do you struggle with self acceptance and knowing where you belong?
Do these struggles with self-acceptance and belonging impact your daily life and overall well-being?

- Living more authentically
- Feeling understood
- Processing trauma
- Finding a path forward
- Stopping negative self talk
- Prioritizing yourself
Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, depression, or LGBTQ+ issues, therapy typically involves a supportive and collaborative process aimed at exploring and addressing the underlying issues contributing to your struggles. In our sessions, you will be provided with a safe and nonjudgmental space to express your feelings, thoughts, and experiences openly.
During our sessions, we will work to gain insight into the origins of your self-doubt and feelings of not belonging. This may involve exploring past experiences, family dynamics, societal influences, or cultural factors that have shaped your sense of self.
I use various therapeutic approaches and techniques to help clients challenge negative beliefs, develop self-compassion, and cultivate a more positive self-image.

Validation of your unique experience is the foundation of every session. Mindfulness practices, cognitive-behavioral techniques, and self-compassion exercises can help you identify and reframe unhelpful thought patterns and behaviors.
Additionally, we may focus on building skills for enhancing self-esteem, setting boundaries, and improving communication in relationships. You will learn strategies for assertiveness, self-care, and cultivating supportive social networks that align with your values and foster a sense of belonging.
Overall, therapy can provide you with the tools, support, and guidance needed to navigate your struggles with self-acceptance and belonging, leading to greater self-awareness, emotional resilience, and overall well-being. The therapeutic journey is personalized to each client’s unique needs and goals, with the ultimate aim of promoting self-empowerment and fostering a deeper sense of connection and fulfillment in life.
Can members of my family see my records?
Do you work only with the LGBTQ+ community?
How much experience/training do you have in working with the LGBTQ+ population?
Do you believe that gender identity and sex assigned at birth can be different?
How does your sexuality and personal background impact your work as a therapist?
- Hopelessness
- Worries
- Fear
- Self-acceptance
- Control
- Safety
