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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.

Whether you are located in downtown Bend, the suburbs of Bend, other nearby places such as Eugene, Albany, or anywhere else in Oregon, 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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Kayla Nelson
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Increase your self awareness, patterns in your life, and how you are relating to yourself and others. We will work together to let go of stress, anxiety, the past, to heal and move forward.


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Increase your self awareness, patterns in your life, and how you are relating to yourself and others. We will work together to let go of stress, anxiety, the past, to heal and move forward.

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My approach is pragmatic and compassionate. I want you to leave a session with something new meaning perspective, things to try, or a different way of seeing yourself. I also use EMDR and a somatic approach to help you connect your mind and body.

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  • Anxiety
  • Autism in Womxn or Femme Populations
  • Boundaries
  • Complex Trauma
  • LGBTQ+
  • Life Transitions
  • Neurodivergence
  • Social Anxiety
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Get a better sense of how you're relating to your thoughts and feelings, how you got here, and get clarity on what matters to you and how that informs how to respond to what's difficult.

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I believe wholeheartedly that you are not someone broken to be fixed. Whether you believe it or not, you already have a wealth of personal strengths that are worth tapping into, and I will actively and thoughtfully integrate my own expertise.

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  • Anxiety
  • Gay
  • Gender Transition
  • Grief
  • Lesbian
  • Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
  • Sexual Orientation
  • Transgender
  • Trauma
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Brandon Cassels
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Identify what brought you to this page and how I can support you as best as possible. My goal in therapy is to offer my client a fresh outlook and useful tools in order to tackle life’s challenges with increased confidence and grace.


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Identify what brought you to this page and how I can support you as best as possible. My goal in therapy is to offer my client a fresh outlook and useful tools in order to tackle life’s challenges with increased confidence and grace.

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I approach therapy in a down-to-earth fashion, helping my clients identify what is and what is not working well for them in their lives.

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  • LGBTQ+
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Bethany Haug
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Explore the self-protection you developed in an attempt to feel safer in relationships and in the world. We'll explore emotional learnings, memories, and feelings with curiosity and present moment awareness.

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I provide focused direction and safe foundation for internally-focused work We may engage the imagination and present-moment awareness of what you're experiencing in your body, mind, and in our session, to encourage new experience and new learning.

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  • Anxiety Disorders
  • Attachment Issues
  • Body Image
  • Childhood Trauma
  • LGBTQ+
  • Life Transitions
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  • Religious Trauma
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  • Sexual Trauma
  • Shame
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I aim to help clients understand their stories within a larger sociocultural context while encouraging them to make room for meaningful narratives.


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I aim to help clients understand their stories within a larger sociocultural context while encouraging them to make room for meaningful narratives.

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As a queer Black woman and a clinician, my goal is to help my clients understand their unique existence in this greater ecosystem, ready to be embraced for all that they are.

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  • Anxiety Disorders
  • Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
  • Depression
  • Eco-Anxiety
  • Gender Affirmative Surgery Letters
  • High-Functioning Depression
  • LGBTQ+
  • QTBIPOC
  • Racial or Ethnic Identity
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