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Therapy for Gay Men

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Being a part of the LGBTQIA+ community is a beautiful thing, but for some it does not come without its challenges - discrimination, bullying, feeling 'abnormal' among a number of other challenges. In fact, LGBTQ+ folx are more than twice as likely to experience a mental health challenge than heterosexuals.

 

This is not because being LGBTQIA+ is a mental disorder, but due to the often adverse experiences and messages heard about us that can lead to things like negative thinking, feelings of low self-worth or of being abnormal, self-hatred because of one's sexual or gender orientation (internalized homophobia/transphobia), family and societal rejection among other things.

 

The good news is that you are not alone and help is available to support you through these difficulties! This is your safe space to discuss the challenges you are facing. Even if you are not sure about your sexual or gender identification - that is ok. Together we can explore and discover your true self.

Individual Counseling

I offer individual 45-60 minute video sessions addressing topics such as (but not limited to):

  • Depression

  • Anxiety

  • Low Self-Worth

  • Coming Out

  • Negative Thinking

  • Self-Criticism

  • Family non-acceptance

  • Internalized homophobia

  • Finding your identity as a queer person

  • Healing from past traumas - bullying, rejection, etc.

  • Loneliness

  • Social Anxiety

 

Relationship/Couples

Relationships can be complicated! Whether you are looking to learn what it takes to build and maintain a healthy relationship or there is an issue that has surfaced you would like help with, Relationship/Couples counseling may be a great place to start.

 

Some common reasons for relationship counseling are:

 

  • Learning How To Build A Healthy Relationship That Lasts

  • Navigating Communication Challenges

  • Addressing Infidelity/Betrayal

  • Processing Past Experiences That Are Impacting Your Current Relationship

  • Conflict Resolution

  • Increasing Emotional Connections

  • Exploring Open Relationship/Polyamory

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