LGBT Issues therapists in Merritt, British Columbia BC, Canada CA

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Calgary, Alberta therapist: Renee Lyon, therapist
LGBT Issues

Renee Lyon

Therapist, MACP, RSW, CEH
I have worked with many clients from the LBGT+ community. I have experience in this area as my children are part of this community as well.  
30 Years Experience
Online in Merritt, British Columbia
Montreal, Quebec therapist: Nicole Marek, psychologist
LGBT Issues

Nicole Marek

Psychologist, Psychologist/Psychotherapist, OPQ
I have been working with LGBTQ+ populations since my practice began. I am a queer ciswoman who believes nonmainstream populations necessitate and deserve informed care. I am well-educated on gender identity, sexual identity, sexuality, polyamory/open relationships, and kink/BDSM. I believe an intersectionality lens is essential so I also apply knowledge of race, gender, class, and ability politics to my work.  
18 Years Experience
Online in Merritt, British Columbia
Toronto, Ontario therapist: JP Robichaud, registered psychotherapist
LGBT Issues

JP Robichaud

Registered Psychotherapist, RP
LGBTQIA+ issues and challenges are a part of every day lived experience, often exacerbated by a world & culture that doesn't support that lived experience. We can create a space in which to discuss those challenges in a way that encourages and supports your genuine self.  
6 Years Experience
Online in Merritt, British Columbia
Vancouver, British Columbia therapist: Jue Wang, counselor/therapist
LGBT Issues

Jue Wang

Counsellor/Therapist, MCP, RCC, CCC
LGBTQIA2S+ are welcome.  
3 Years Experience
Online in Merritt, British Columbia
Toronto, Ontario therapist: Forouz Salari, registered social worker
LGBT Issues

Forouz Salari

Registered Social Worker, MA, MSW, RSW
It's not easy being a queer or trans (2SLGBTQIA+) person who lives and works in systems, institutions and communities that were historically created by and for cis-gender, heterosexual people. You may be feeling ignored, silenced, excluded, outcast or unsafe. You may be struggling to have equitable access to the same rights, freedoms, resources and opportunities as your cis-gender heterosexual peers. Through these experiences, many queer and trans folks often feel unsafe, misunderstood, unwanted, outraged, confused, and isolated! Over time, it's easy to internalize others' prejudiced attitudes and discriminatory actions, which can negatively affect your self-perceptions, confidence, self-worth, health and wellbeing, connections to others, and the opportunities that you allow yourself to pursue. Let's work together to: Disentangle yourself from unrealistic, oppressive and exclusionary societal expectations, norms and standards. Clarify your unique identities, strengths, needs, boundaries and goals. Practice self-acceptance, self-compassion and self-advocacy. Create nourishing and fulfilling connections with supportive and inclusive communities.  
9 Years Experience
Online in Merritt, British Columbia