
Empowering Trans Youth: LGBTQ Therapists and Their Impact on Mental Health
As a society, we have a responsibility to ensure that all children are supported and empowered. For trans youth, this

As a society, we have a responsibility to ensure that all children are supported and empowered. For trans youth, this

It is critical to recognize that LGBTQ+ kids are at risk of suicide not because of their sexual orientation or gender identity, but rather because of how they are mistreated and humiliated in society.

If your teen has just come out to you, congratulations! This can be a difficult process for them, and it’s great that they feel comfortable enough to talk to you.

It’s already challenging to find a therapist. But it can be especially difficult when you’re looking for a therapist as an LGBTQ+ person. Even more so in a more conservative state like Texas.

It’s important to understand that LGBTQ+ youth are not inherently prone to suicide risk because of their sexual orientation or gender identity, but because of how they are mistreated and stigmatized in society.

Transgender Day of Visibility is a chance to honor transgender people and their accomplishments.

Mental health issues are associated with being transgender. But, it’s not because there is something wrong with being transgender. The more support a transgender child has, the less likely they are to deal with mental health issues.

No matter what your culture, or where in the world you and your family are from, it is important to celebrate diversity.

Becoming an ally to the ones you love, and those like them is a critical part of building strong relationships.