For people who are considering gender confirmation surgery, the role of different professionals in the process can get confusing fast. We'd like to clarify the role of therapists in this process. Therapy during this journey not only supports you emotionally but also fulfills a role in the medical process itself. Letters from therapists are often required by medical providers and insurance companies. Here's what you should know.

Bisexuality often doesn't get the attention it deserves. While much is said about being gay or straight or trans, being bisexual comes with its own unique experiences and challenges that aren't talked about. That's why we're going to look at what it means to be bisexual, the beauty and the challenges, and how celebrating this part of who you are can make your life better.

Taking care of your mental health is a deeply personal journey, and for lesbian women, this path can be particularly challenging. Navigating through mental health difficulties such as internalized homophobia, misogyny, discrimination, and violence, lesbians face higher rates of depression, anxiety, and social stress. Despite these challenges, there is hope and support available to build resilience and foster better mental well-being.

Media holds a lot of sway when it comes to shaping our beliefs and views. Lack of representation in media negatively affects the mental health of lesbians. It may seem like a small issue, but it has far-reaching implications.

Mental health is personal journey. It can be even more impactful when guided by someone who understands your experiences. For lesbians, working with a lesbian therapist can be transformative. The therapeutic journey, when guided by a therapist who shares your identity, can be profound.