Gender dysphoria is a condition wherein an individual feels discontent with their assigned gender at birth. It can be treated using various methods such as hormone replacement therapy, counseling,...
Does psychotherapy risk inadvertently reinforcing societal norms it seeks to challenge when treating queer clients?
Psychotherapy has been used for decades to help individuals struggling with...
Psychotherapy is widely used for diagnosing mental health issues and providing therapy to individuals who are struggling with various problems such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, substance abuse,...
Psychotherapy is an effective tool for helping individuals struggling with mental health issues related to their sexual identity.
There are several challenges that arise when treating LGBTQ+...
The clinician's role is to facilitate the process of change for their patients. This can be challenging when it comes to navigating the tensions between affirmation, uncertainty, and exploration....
The therapeutic relationship is often considered to be at the heart of successful psychotherapy. It involves a unique form of interaction between a client and a therapist that fosters trust,...
Psychotherapeutic Approaches to Supporting Clients Exploring Fluid Identities
One of the most pressing issues facing therapists working with gender diverse clients is how to best support them in...
Parental Rejection and Internalized Shame
Parental rejection can have profound psychological effects that may lead to long-term mental health issues, such as anxiety, depression, and low...
Therapy is a process that involves working with a trained professional who helps individuals identify and understand their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. It can be used for many different reasons...
How should psychotherapists balance respect for cultural values with the need to affirm the identities of LGBT clients?
The question of how psychotherapists should balance respect for cultural...