Browse Online Therapists offering LGBTQ+ Affirming Care

“Many people come to therapy feeling confused about what happened to them. Experiences with trauma, religious abuse or high-control groups can leave you questioning your judgment, struggling with anxiety or carrying patterns of self-blame. Sessions with me are thoughtful, grounded and collaborative. My work is guided by a trauma-informed lens that helps you understand how these experiences shaped your nervous system, beliefs and relationships. Together we make sense of what you went through and develop practical tools for emotional balance, healthier boundaries and renewed self-trust. I integrate approaches such as EMDR, Internal Family Systems, DBT skills, Brainspotting, SoulCollage™ and somatic awareness, adapting them to your pace and goals so therapy leads to meaningful change.”

“Hi, I'm Aimee, and I'd love to meet you! Clients come to me first and foremost because of the safety, compassion, and warmth they feel in our sessions-the necessary ingredients for trauma recovery. I offer a trauma-informed, affirming space for adults (18+) navigating LGBTQIA2S+ identity, family estrangement, intergenerational trauma, and substance abuse.”

“As a holistic clinician with 10 years of experience in the mental health field I utilize person-centered and evidence-based practices to work in tandem with art, mindfulness, and narrative techniques. Collaboration with my clients is integral to developing individualized treatment plans tailored to unique needs and goals.”

“You know things need to change. Maybe it's a nagging feeling, or a wave of overwhelm that washes over you sometimes. Taking the first step to reach out for therapy can feel daunting, but I'm here to walk alongside you in your journey toward the change you want in your life. This might look like skill-building, emotional (re)processing, or a mix of both.”

“I am a collaborative, creative, and empathetic therapist. I believe that in order to effectively meet your goals; sessions should be personalized based on your individual needs. I believe that the key to personal growth & success is to find balance and inner happiness within ourselves. As a therapist, my role is to provide a nurturing environment allowing the opportunity for self-exploration and growth. My style is direct yet holistic as I belief that the mind/body/emotions are all interconnected. If this approach aligns with your goals for therapy, I would love to connect with you and help you along your journey to better health.”

“When I'm not in session, you'll usually find me curled up with a good book or spending time with my two dogs. I value finding joy in the little things. These experiences help keep me grounded and remind me of the importance of balance, rest, and connection, both in life and therapy; the same compassion we offer others is something we all deserve ourselves. Behind every credential is just a human. I know what it feels like to carry invisible burdens, question yourself, and long for a place where you don't have to hold it all together. While your story is uniquely yours, I believe healing can happen through genuine human connection, and I'd be honored to walk alongside you.”

“My goal is to create a safe and non-judgmental space where we can work collaboratively to pave the way for healing and empowerment. My clients often describe me as refreshingly direct, authentic, and honest. I believe in the power of straightforward communication to gently guide you through obstacles and difficult conversations. I have particular expertise in supporting survivors of sexual and relational trauma. Through candid feedback and practical tools, I tailor our work to support you in living a life aligned with your true self.”

“My approach emphasizes the importance of a supportive, collaborative relationship between therapist and client. Sessions with me feel warm, conversational, and safe. I utilize cognitive behavioral therapy and a person centered approach to meet my clients where they are.”

“I have a warm, compassionate, interactive, holistic, trauma-informed, social justice-minded, and collaborative approach to therapy and coaching and have been supporting my cherished clients for over 20 years, virtually and in-person.”

“My work is integrative and trauma-informed, blending top-down insight with bottom-up nervous system healing. Together, we explore patterns, beliefs, and meaning while also working with the body to build regulation, safety, and resilience. Sessions feel collaborative, warm, and attuned, with space for both depth and practical tools you can use in daily life. I draw from EMDR and ART (Accelerated Resolution Therapy), informed IFS parts work, attachment-based therapy, I-CBT, ACT, somatic practices, mindfulness and coaching strategies. With couples, I integrate informed Gottman methods, discernment counseling, and support for intentional divorce when needed. I aim to balance curiosity and gentle challenge, helping you move beyond insight into lasting, embodied change.”

“My approach to therapy is collaborative, practical, and focused on helping you feel relief as quickly as possible. We start with a conversation about what’s going on, what’s working, and what you’d like to change. Together, we create a plan with clear, achievable goals to help you move forward. I draw from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Gestalt Therapy, and Art Therapy to tailor our work to your individual needs. Therapy doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. It’s about building a connection, finding tools that work for you, and creating meaningful, lasting change.”

“My approach is collaborative, practical, and straightforward. I want you to understand what you’re experiencing, what your options are, and why I’m recommending a particular treatment, not simply leave with a prescription. Sessions are conversational and judgment-free, with room to ask questions, disagree, and be actively involved in decisions about your care. I use a person-centered, strengths-based, trauma-informed, and neurodivergent-affirming approach, along with education and practical strategies that can be used in everyday life. Medication can be an important tool, but it isn’t the entire conversation. My goal is for you to feel heard, understood, and better equipped to manage your mental health outside of our appointments.”