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                 LGBTQIA

                              Therapy

Members of the LGBTQIA community are welcome openly and respectfully.  The specialization of my doctoral studies is in the field of Gender Diversity, where I have been trained to deal with specific, unique needs of sexual and gender variances.

Individual, couples, and family therapy are all available to members of the LGBTQIA community. 


Lesbian – A female- identified person who is attracted romantically, physically, or emotionally to another female-identified person.



Gay – A male-identified person who is attracted romantically, physically, or emotionally to another male-identified person.​



Bisexual – A person who is attracted romantically, physically, or emotionally to both men and women.​



Transgender – A person who is a member of a gender other than that expected based on anatomical sex.​



Queer – An umbrella term which embraces a variety of sexual preferences, orientations, and habits of those who do not adhere to the heterosexual and

cisgender majority. The term queer includes, but is not exclusive to lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, transpeople, and intersex persons, traditionally, this term is derogatory and hurtful, however, many people who do not adhere to sexual and/or gender norms use it to self-identify in a positive way.​



Intersex – Someone who’s physical sex characteristics are not categorized as exclusively male or exclusively female.​



Asexual – A person who is not attracted to anyone, or a person who does not have a sexual orientation.​



Ally – A person who does not identify as LGBTQIA, but supports the rights and safety of those who do.





Definitions provided by Tahoe Safe Alliance & UC Davis



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