Therapy for LGBTQIA+ Issues.

Online & In-person in TEXAS

Here’s full website copy that reflects your affirming, grounded, slightly irreverent approach to LGBTQIA+ care, with clarity around evaluations, letter writing, and your work with both adults and adolescents:

Gender-Affirming & LGBTQIA+ Affirming Therapy

You don’t need to be “figured out” to be fully seen.
You don’t need to prove anything to be supported.
You don’t need to be in crisis to ask for care that actually fits.

Whether you're exploring questions around gender, sexuality, identity, or how the world responds to who you are—you deserve a place to land that doesn’t pathologize your experience or make you jump through hoops to justify it.

You are welcome here. All of you.

At Unapologetically Well, I provide LGBTQIA+ affirming care that isn’t just “tolerant” or “inclusive”—it’s celebratory, nuanced, and deeply informed by real-world experience and systemic awareness. I work with adults, teens, and families navigating:

  • Gender identity exploration and transition support

  • Sexual orientation and relationship identity (including poly/ENM)

  • Coming out (to self, to others, on your own timeline)

  • Religious trauma and identity conflict

  • Family or partner dynamics around identity shifts

  • Neurodivergence and queerness intersections

  • Internalized shame, masking, and survival-based coping

Gender-Affirming Evaluations & Letters

I offer collaborative, transparent evaluations and letters of support for gender-affirming medical care, including HRT and surgical procedures. My approach follows informed consent principles and WPATH guidelines, with a focus on advocacy—not gatekeeping.

You won’t be asked to perform, exaggerate, or explain away your complexity. We’ll move at your pace and keep the process as low-stress as possible, with plenty of communication and a clear roadmap from start to finish.

I work with:

  • Adolescents navigating transitions with parental and medical support

  • Adults seeking access to affirming care at any stage of life

  • Nonbinary, fluid, and questioning folks whose experiences don’t fit into a checkbox

Letters are provided after a collaborative assessment, and I’m happy to coordinate with your medical providers, school, or care team when needed.

For Parents & Caregivers

If your child or teen is exploring their identity, you might feel overwhelmed—especially if you weren’t given tools for this growing up. I offer space for compassionate learning and repair, where you don’t have to be perfect to be supportive. You can stay connected to your kid through this, and I’m here to help you do that in a way that builds trust, not distance.

Therapy That Honors Who You Are (and Who You’re Still Becoming)

This isn’t checkbox allyship. It’s deep, affirming care rooted in:

  • Lived experience with identity exploration and social context

  • Clinical training in gender-affirming and trauma-informed practices

  • A strong anti-shame, anti-perfectionism stance

  • Curiosity, collaboration, and a healthy sense of humor

You don’t need to know exactly what you're looking for to reach out. Exploration is part of the work—and you don’t have to do it alone.

You are allowed to evolve. You are allowed to take up space.
You are allowed to want care that feels like home.

If you’re ready to begin, I’m here. Let’s make it yours.

What do you do?

As a neuroaffirming therapist, I work with adults who navigate emotional dysregulation by turning to things like alcohol, food, work, or constant productivity to manage anxiety or discomfort. Many of my clients feel stuck in cycles of overwhelm, shut down during conflict, or struggle to express their needs in relationships. Together, we explore the patterns that once helped you cope but now feel limiting, so you can build self-trust, communicate more clearly, and move through life with more steadiness and self-understanding.

HOW THERAPY SUPPORTS EXECUTIVE FUNCTION

Therapy can be a radical act of reclaiming your queerness as something worth honoring—not fixing, explaining, or shrinking. In a world that too often treats queer and trans identities as deviations from some imagined norm, therapy becomes a space to unlearn shame, reconnect with your body and desires, and build a life that actually fits. It’s not about “adjusting” to a hostile world—it’s about supporting you in living fully and unapologetically, even when systems try to make that hard. Here, queerness isn’t a problem to solve. It’s power, creativity, resistance, and truth—and therapy can help you trust it.

What we’ll work on

Therapy can help:

  • foster self-understanding and acceptance

  • develop tools to advocate for yourself

  • learn to navigate social situations and build meaningful connections

  • develop mechanisms to manage distress and build resilience

  • craft a life built around your strengths, not your struggles

You are remarkable.

I’M HERE TO HELP you discover that.

FAQS

Common questions about therapy for neurodivergence:

  • No, therapy for neurodivergence encompasses much more than planning and calendars. While organization and time management skills are often addressed, therapy also focuses on emotional regulation, social skills, self-awareness, and coping strategies tailored to individual needs.

  • Whether to view neurodivergence as a disability is a personal choice. Many embrace their neurodiversity as a unique aspect of themselves, while others may identify with disability advocacy and support. It's important to recognize that neurodivergence can present challenges but also strengths and perspectives that enrich individuals and communities. Ultimately, the label of "disability" depends on individual experiences, needs, and self-identification.

  • Working with a therapist who is also neurodivergent can provide a unique understanding and empathy. They may share similar experiences, perspectives, and coping strategies, fostering a deeper connection and rapport. This shared understanding can lead to more effective communication, tailored interventions, and a sense of validation and acceptance in therapy sessions.