Find lesbian support with an empathetic LGBTQ counselor
Online therapy that offers lesbian women a safe space to work through challenges.
Feeling overwhelmed or doubting yourself as a lesbian?
Want to make positive changes and feel empowered again?
Anxiety, depression, and self-esteem issues can feel isolating.
As a lesbian-friendly therapist and gay man, I understand the unique needs of the LGBTQ community, including lesbian women.
Let's work together so you can manage difficulties, develop healthy coping strategies, and start feeling happier.
Why choose an LGBTQ therapist?
In a word: Empathy.
As a fellow member of the LGBTQ community, I can deeply empathize with your experience and provide tailored support as you navigate life’s ups and downs.
Lesbian therapy done online offers convenience, understanding, and resources to build your confidence and live a life with meaning and authenticity.
How counseling can help?
Through personalized sessions, you’ll gain deeper self-understanding and personal growth.
You’ll find a safe space to explore your feelings with a compassionate, nonjudgmental ally.
Practical tools to promote self-awareness, improve mental health, and manage challenges.
Empathy for possible lesbian experiences of being misunderstood, discriminated, or stigmatized.
Acceptance of your sexual orientation, navigating various parts of your identity, and letting go of internalized stigma.
Why I specialize in LGBTQ support.
As a gay man and same-sex relationship advocate, the LGBTQ+ community is central to my work.
Using my knowledge of our community's unique needs, I specialize in working exclusively with the queer community, with a particular interest in cisgender gay men, lesbians, and bi individuals.
However, I maintain an inclusive practice and can help anyone in the LGBTQ community, regardless of their identity or background.
Whatever your sexual orientation or gender identity, please get in touch if you need support. I'm here to help you live an authentic, fulfilling life. And if I think another professional would better fit you, I'll talk to you about it and suggest a referral.
Meet your lesbian-friendly therapist.
I'm a gay therapist, researcher, and blogger.
Working with the LGBTQ+ community, providing mental health support, and advocating for their well-being are central to my work as a mental health professional.
My approach is straightforward yet effective: create an environment of safety and acceptance to make exploration, understanding, and healing possible.
I work online with lesbian women in Europe (Germany, France, the Netherlands, Spain, Ireland, and Italy), the USA, Canada, Australia, China, and the UK.
My approach to lesbian therapy.
Promote self-understanding and growth
Develop tools to thrive through life
Nurture empowerment within our secure relationship
Understand you as an individual with unique experiences
Take a personalized, integrative approach combining proven methods
Cultivate an honest, transparent environment
FAQs about online counseling.
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Indeed, it is.
The concept might seem challenging to grasp initially, but the experience is genuinely enriching.
Over the past few years, I have conducted numerous individual and couples therapy sessions online. Despite the physical distance, these sessions consistently feel intimately personal, leading to a greater sense of connection among the individuals I have worked with.
The surest way to discern its efficacy for you is to embark on this journey yourself and try it.
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I use encrypted technology for online therapy, ensuring the highest level of internet security. All data is sent in a complex code, making it unreadable if intercepted. Access to our "session room" requires your unique password and client ID.
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Online therapy is generally suitable for all individuals. However, if you're experiencing any of the following, online counseling may not be the best option:
Significant mood swings causing feelings of instability and fragility.
Active suicidal ideation, self-harming behaviors, or a strong desire to harm yourself or someone else.
A severe mental illness that isn't well-managed by a trained health professional.
Significant trauma that is easily triggered and results in acute states of shock and panic.
If you're experiencing any of these symptoms, please consult a physician and seek the help of trained medical professionals.
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Therapy schedules are tailored to your individual needs. Typically, once-a-week sessions work best, but more frequent sessions may be necessary in times of distress or deep trauma.
Trusted by the English-speaking lesbian community worldwide.
From Germany and the Netherlands to the USA and Australia, I've helped lesbian women around the world improve their mental health and live more fulfilling lives.
Take the first step today
Inquire about counseling to gain the tools you need.
Start your mental health journey now.
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