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Gender Identity Therapists in 27404


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Logan Greenleaf

My approach to therapy: My style is heavily collaborative with my clients and I work hard to ensure clients feel comfortable and heard regardless of identity or background. I make continual efforts to stay educated, and my passion lies with underserved populations in need of safe places to seek counseling.

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Serenity Sersecion

My approach to therapy: Dr. Serseción is a genderqueer, Latinx, a licensed psychologist with 15+ years of experience as a therapist. Dr. Serseción is a native Spanish speaker providing treatment in English and Spanish. They work with the following communities: LGBTQ+ population, polyamory community, Latinx community, DID/ plural community, and various others.

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Renae DeLucia

My approach to therapy: I specialize in providing affirming care to LGBTQ+ adults. Clients who typically enjoy working with me either have concerns related to sexuality/gender identity (i.e., coming out) and/or want to work with a therapist who is specifically connected to and trained in working with the LGBTQ+ community.

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Louise Bell

My approach to therapy: Both professionally and personally, I approach this work from an intersectional, anti-oppressive lens; I am deeply committed to holding space for folks to explore their needs in a safe and supportive manner.

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  • In-Person or Online

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Claire Sanguedolce

My approach to therapy: My therapeutic style is active, collaborative, and respectful. I integrate various evidence-based, trauma-informed, strengths-based, and social justice-oriented approaches. I often incorporate mindfulness and somatic techniques into therapy sessions.

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Jerome Triplin II

My approach to therapy: I help people explore their emotions and attachments. My approach is eclectic yet client centered. I help you to look at your system as a whole and connect the dots towards healing.

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Andrew Bingman

My approach to therapy: My approach is collaborative, and I work closely with each client to create a unique experience that is tailored to their specific challenges and needs. My primary goals are to help clients better understand themselves and practice self-compassion.

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Caroline Hicks

My approach to therapy: I pull from a myriad of therapeutic techniques that aim to empower and ground. I have extensive experience with college and graduate students, young adults, LGBTQ+ folx, and those who are navigating their various identities and life transitions.

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Dr. Diana Medina

My approach to therapy: My therapeutic orientation is existential in nature and focused on meeting your needs while finding meaning in your life. I provide support and practical feedback to help clients effectively address personal life challenges.

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Rachael Lastoff

My approach to therapy: I want people to grow when they come to therapy. I am not one to just sit and listen, I will ask a lot of questions, give feedback, and assignments to work on outside of therapy. I also swear, make jokes, and encourage you to do the same.

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Find Gender Identity Therapists & Counselors in 27404.

Gender identity can be a complicated issue to understand, especially when you feel like you are a different gender than the one assigned to you at birth. No matter if you feel like you are transgender, nonbinary, or gender fluid, the right support can help you gain clarity and feel more confident in who you are and how you express your gender identity.

Mental Health Match can help you easily find an experienced therapist or counselor who best meets your needs.

Signs You Can Benefit from Therapy for Gender Identity

It can be difficult to decide whether you need professional help to understand and embrace your gender identity.

Here are some signs a therapist can help you:

  • You’re unsure of your gender identity.
  • You get uneasy or anxious when asked for pronouns.
  • You have symptoms of Gender Dysphoria, such as fantasizing about being another gender or feeling profound discomfort or disgust with your own anatomy.
  • You feel hopeless for being able to live as your authentic self.
  • You feel ready to transition genders but don’t know where to start.
  • You have conflict with friends or family who don’t respect your gender identity.

If any of the above describe you, it’s time to consider therapy. A good gender identity therapist won’t try to change who you are; rather, they will help you explore and embrace who you are.

If you’re interested in reading further, check out our Guide to Mental Health Care for People Who Are Transgender by Dr. ks Stanley.

Find Gender Identity Counseling and Therapy Today!

Left untreated, gender identity conflicts can have negative effects on your mental health. Gender dysphoria or Gender Identity Disorder can lead to depression and even physical harm in severe cases - so, the time to seek treatment is now. And Mental Health Match can help by matching you with a gender identity therapist near you. Start by browsing experts below or by using our free therapist matching tool.


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