LGBTQ+ Affirming Therapy for Identity, Relationships & Sex
Sometimes you want a therapist who understands the context of your identity without making it the only thing that matters. You may be seeking support for a relationship, anxiety, sexuality, grief, career stress, or a major transition—and you should not have to educate your therapist before addressing the reason you came.
Therapy offers a private space to explore what is important to you with respect for your identity, relationships, values, and lived experience.
Reasons LGBTQ+ Clients Seek Therapy
• Relationship conflict, communication, or emotional disconnection
• Desire differences, sexual concerns, or rebuilding intimacy
• Mixed-orientation or mixed-gender-experience relationships
• Exploring sexual orientation, gender, expression, or identity
• Coming out, disclosure, privacy, or transition-related decisions
• Minority stress, rejection, discrimination, or internalized stigma
• Religious, cultural, workplace, or family-of-origin pressures
• Trauma, anxiety, perfectionism, grief, or life changes
• Consensual non-monogamy, kink, or relationship structures outside convention
Affirming Does Not Mean Assuming
Affirming therapy does not prescribe a label, push you toward disclosure, or assume that every difficulty is caused by identity. It means your identity will be respected while we stay curious about the full picture of your life.
I work relationally and collaboratively, bringing directness, warmth, and comfort discussing sex and intimacy when those concerns are part of the work.
Therapy That Centers Your Goals
As an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist and experienced relationship therapist, I provide sex-positive care for individuals and relationship partners across identities and relationship structures. Our work is guided by your goals—not by someone else’s expectations for how your life or relationships should look.
Online LGBTQ+ affirming therapy is available to clients in Texas, Colorado, Washington, and Florida.