Find the right gender-affirming therapist in Texas

Katherine Mahan

My approach to therapy: I aim to forge strong relationships with my clients and provide various resources to help them better understand themselves and the world. You lead the sessions while I meet you where you are. Laughter is usually involved, and tears may be as well.

Katharine McCormick

My approach to therapy: I'm Kate, and I help women like you— smart, compassionate, and deeply tired—find their way back to themselves. My approach is trauma informed and relational. I believe healing happens in honest, attuned connection. You don’t have to perform wellness for me. You get to bring all of you—messy, magnificent, uncertain, sacred.

Dr. Shana Markle

My approach to therapy: My approach to therapy is client centered and begins with a conversation to get to know you, your history, identities, struggles and strengths. Therapy begins as you are able to trust me and the process and honestly share your thoughts and feelings.

Debbie Cherry

My approach to therapy: Most therapists start with the problems... I start with SOLUTIONS! Hundreds of clients have shared that they feel so empowered with the step-by-step exercises for couples to be able to COMMUNICATE in a way that brings them closer.

Noemi Fernandez

My approach to therapy: My approach is eclectic—spiritual, analytical, emotionally intuitive, mindful, and pragmatic. I meet you where you're at, helping you understand your emotions while deepening self-awareness and ritualizing emotional and spiritual connection.

Jessica Eiseman

My approach to therapy: that I show up as a human first. I create a supportive space where we can slow down, get curious about your different parts, and practice skills for change. I bring honesty, compassion, and humor—because therapy doesn’t always have to feel heavy! I am also a Clinical Advisor at MHM.

Tiffany Berry

My approach to therapy: I'll help you address internal and relationship conflict. We'll explore desires, needs, thoughts, and emotions. I like using somatic work to connect clients to their bodies. We can include even expressive arts activities. (No artistic skills needed!)

Kimberly McLeod

My approach to therapy: My approach is steady, direct and compassionate. We'll slow everything down so you can hear yourself. I'll help you understand what your mind and body are trying to tell you so you can make choices that bring peace. Healing happens when you reclaim your voice and stop shrinking to keep the peace. You deserve a life that aligns with who you really are.

Dr. P. Ryan Grant

My approach to therapy: As a Black and queer therapist, I'm dedicated to liberation; I help folx to get honest with themselves and others, use their values to shape life goals and unlearn restrictive mores that have aided in their oppression.

Jeff Jones

My approach to therapy: I don't believe in fixing you because you're not broken. My approach is rooted in lived experience. When my children died, I faced grief and a faith crisis that led me to psychedelic therapy. That transformation shaped how I work: with authenticity, deep listening, and the understanding that some wounds need a therapist who has walked the same path.