Gender and transition affirming therapy from anywhere in Oregon and Washington

“There’s nothing wrong with you. There’s a lot wrong with the world you live in.”

Chris Colfer

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Gender and Transition

Whether you are just beginning to scratch the surface about your gender, have chosen to step into medical transition, or are struggling with mixed feelings and conflicting thoughts about it all, you’ve come to the right place.

Gender variations have existed as long as people have but you wouldn’t know it today. Research shows that being ‘othered’ in our society has its own layer of trauma, aside from the the things you’ve experienced. This means that honoring your gender as part of your authentic self can have many of its own challenges, on top of the other things that are going on for you. Understanding the impact of systemic trauma while honoring that you know you best, especially in regards to this journey, is essential to your personal growth and empowerment.

This is why working with me is such a unique opportunity.

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OUT OF THE DARKNESS

INTO THE LIGHT

Why work with me:

  • you are tired of hiding and ready to live authentically

  • you want a therapist qualified to treat trauma AND gender instead of seeing 2 different therapists

  • you want to work with someone with shared experience but who also understands its part of you, not all of you

  • you understand that systemic trauma is complex and recognize that you deserve to work with someone with specialized training in how heteronormativity, cisnormativity, and other systems of oppression may be negatively impacting your self worth and overall mental health

Gender and Transition Basics

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Medical Transition

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Questions and Confusion

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Support and Safety