Looking for a therapist you can relate to? Someone who “gets” you and what you are going through? I see clients who are members of the LGBTQ+ community for a variety of concerns. Some of the reasons I treat LGBTQ+ clients are specific to our community. Others are more general concerns that frequently impact LGBTQ+ people. Maybe you are struggling to find the confidence to be yourself. Maybe you are having difficulty deciding what that even means. We can work through those thoughts and feelings together. Other concerns can include low self esteem, worry, sadness, or problems with a relationship or substance.

Whatever is going on that is stressing you out, your comfort level is an important part of getting good results from your therapy sessions. Working with a therapist who does not view the world from a heteronormative perspective will assist you in feeling free to be yourself. This will lead to feeling seen and heard. I enthusiastically welcome all identities. I value and practice respect and compassion.

Your concerns may include LBGTQ+ specific issues such as:
Coming out
Questioning your identity
Learning to truly feel comfortable in your skin
Guilt or shame due to religious upbringing or family beliefs
Processing transition (I happily provide letters to assist with gender affirmation surgery)

Additional concerns I treat that are prevalent in the LGBTQ+ community include:
Depression
Anxiety
Low self esteem
Navigating stressful situations
Substance abuse or addiction
Relationship issues
Navigating polyamorous or other non-traditional relationships
Setting boundaries

It is important for you to settle in and feel comfortable and free to be authentic in your therapeutic relationship. Reach out and let’s chat. I can help you. You will quickly see if you feel comfortable working with me. We can talk through your issues, make a plan, then improve your life. You can quickly and easily book a therapy session in person in Norcross. I also offer online therapy throughout Georgia. Send me an email or use the booking link on my website www.serenitypathscounseling.com