LGBTQ Counseling
Learning how to relate well to your LGBT child is crucial to effective parenting, and something we can help you understand and work through. Therapy can help you overcome these obstacles to good communication, listening to one another from a non-defensive, non-blaming place of acceptance aimed toward shared understanding.
It can feel lonely, frustrating and even painful when we find ourselves struggling to effectively and thoughtfully connect and communicate with our intimate partner. And, difficulties in our intimate relationship can spill over into and impact all other aspects of our lives. LGBTQ couples experience the same kind of difficulties as same sex couples, but there is often an added layer of challenges.
No matter how a person identifies, life can be challenging. But if you’re a member of the LGBTQ community, there may be added layers of complexity to your daily experience. One of the biggest challenges your may face is acceptance: from your community, from your family, or even for yourself.
Learning how to relate well to your LGBT child is crucial to effective parenting, and something we can help you understand and work through. Therapy can help you overcome these obstacles to good communication, listening to one another from a non-defensive, non-blaming place of acceptance aimed toward shared understanding.
It can feel lonely, frustrating and even painful when we find ourselves struggling to effectively and thoughtfully connect and communicate with our intimate partner. And, difficulties in our intimate relationship can spill over into and impact all other aspects of our lives. LGBTQ couples experience the same kind of difficulties as same sex couples, but there is often an added layer of challenges.
Our Team Specialists
Sarah Scott, MFT-A
Peyton Mayzel, LPC, MT-BC
Elyse Pedra, LPC-A
Lyssete Cordova, LMFT
Anne Riener, LMFT
Jessica Radcliff, LPC
You Can Find Relief And Healing
Please contact our office for a free 15-minute phone consultation. We look forward to discussing your unique needs and answering any questions you have about anxiety treatment and our approach and practice.
In addition to being a private pay practice, we take Anthem Blue Cross, Aetna, Husky, Optum, United, Medicare and Medicaid insurances.
