Therapy for lesbian, bisexual, queer, and questioning women

Virtual Psychotherapy Services, from anywhere in Missouri

Simply navigating day-to-day life as a queer woman or coming to understand your sexuality or gender in a heteronormative world can be difficult and isolating.

But you are not alone.

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Common concerns we can explore in therapy:

*This is not an exhaustive list, if you don’t see what you’re looking to work on listed here, but feel we may be a good fit, please reach out!

“There is no such thing as a single-issue struggle because we do not live single-issue lives.”

- Audre Lorde, poet, philosopher, professor & civil rights activist

You can expect:

We’ll work at your pace as you navigate & make meaning of your feelings & experiences. We will gently face your negative thoughts & self-doubt to uncover your authentic, vibrant self who awaits.

There typically isn’t any one perfect, tidy conclusion. We are all on a lifelong journey of self discovery & understanding. Queerness is not a destination, it is a path to liberation. You deserve safety, kindness, community, care & love. You deserve fulfilling, genuine experiences, connection & joy. Just as you are.

  • A safe, non-judgmental space to express & sort through your feelings

  • Person-centered therapy that honors you & your experiences

  • Mindfulness techniques designed to help you cultivate more inner calmness

  • Practical tools to challenge negative or anxious thoughts & soothe worry

  • Analysis & increased awareness of how social systems & oppression shape your life’s experiences

  • Exploration of the underlying beliefs impacting your self-perception & experiences

  • Clarification of your priorities & personal value system so you may live more authentically

  • Compassionate guidance to help reinforce self-trust & build inner confidence

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Your path is your own.

Heteronormative standards of being & compulsory heterosexuality are strong. These forces try to dictate how we look, carry ourselves & how we show up in our relationships. But your path to understanding your sexuality, gender, relationships & ultimately yourself, is unique.

Queer women are not a monolith; there is no singular journey.