LGBTQ+ Affirming Therapy That Celebrates Who You Are

You don’t have to explain your identity to be understood — you can show up exactly as you are.

Your identity is not a diagnosis. But living in a world that often misunderstands, invalidates, or marginalizes LGBTQ+ people can take a toll. 

Whether you're exploring your gender or sexuality, navigating relationships, or processing trauma from rejection or discrimination, therapy should be a place where you feel respected — not questioned.

At Tangible Therapy, we offer affirming, inclusive care that centers your lived experience.

You deserve to feel safe, seen, and supported

Therapy for wherever you are in your journey

You don’t need to have everything figured out to get support. Whether you're out, questioning, in transition, or re-connecting with parts of yourself that felt hidden, we’ll meet you where you are with care and without pressure.

We support LGBTQ+ clients navigating:

  • Identity exploration and gender expression

  • Coming out or navigating family dynamics

  • Queer relationship challenges and breakups

  • Religious trauma and identity conflict

  • Internalized shame, fear, or self-doubt

  • Anxiety, depression, or stress from living in a non-affirming environment

You don’t have to translate your experience to us. We get it — and we’re here to help.

A space built on respect, not assumptions

We understand how important it is to feel safe with your therapist. At Tangible, our affirming care goes beyond tolerance — we prioritize inclusion, validation, and dignity. You’ll never be asked to justify your identity or edit yourself to feel accepted.

Therapy that helps you reconnect with yourself

We’ll work together to reduce anxiety, build emotional resilience, process grief or trauma, and increase self-trust. Most importantly, we help you explore what you want your life and relationships to look like — without shame or limitation.

What you’ll get

✺ Frequently asked questions ✺

  • No. We support clients at all stages of identity exploration, including those who are questioning, closeted, or navigating safety concerns about coming out.

  • Absolutely. We approach all identity-related topics from a non-pathologizing, affirming lens. You won’t be labeled, corrected, or minimized here.

  • That’s valid — and unfortunately, all too common. We’ll move slowly, build trust at your pace, and give you space to talk about those experiences if you choose to.

  • Yes. We work with LGBTQ+ teens, parents of LGBTQ+ children, and families navigating identity-related dynamics. Affirming support is available for all.