LGBTQIA+ Affirming Therapy

Trauma Therapy

Neurodivergent Affirming Therapy

Mental Health Services for
Every Stage of Your Journey

What Is Affirming Therapy?
Affirming therapy goes beyond being welcoming. At TheraQ, it means recognizing how power, privilege, and oppression affect identity and mental wellness, understanding intersectionality, and supporting healing from trauma while respecting your unique experiences.
At TheraQ, it means:

Recognizing systemic impacts: How power, privilege, and oppression shape identity and mental health.

Understanding intersectionality: Considering race, culture, disability, neurodivergence, religion, gender, and sexuality in your experience.

Healing from trauma: Addressing religious, medical, or family trauma, microaggressions, and internalized homophobia or transphobia.

Expert clinicians: Professionals with lived experience, specialized training, and cultural humility.

Who We Support: Inclusive Mental Health for LGBTQIA+ Individuals
We serve a diverse range of LGBTQIA+ clients, including queer youth, adults, relational partners, and transgender, nonbinary, or gender-diverse individuals. Our care is tailored to each person’s identity, journey, and mental health needs.
We serves a range of clients within the LGBTQIA+ community, including:

Queer youth, teens, and adults exploring or affirming their identity

People facing internalized shame, fear, or self-doubt

Individuals coming out later in life

Queer relational partners, including non-monogamous or polyamorous relationships

Transgender, nonbinary, and gender-diverse individuals

Why Clients Seek Affirming Therapy
Clients come to TheraQ for support with anxiety, depression, trauma, family conflict, religious or cultural harm, workplace stress, or internalized biases. We provide a safe, affirming space to explore challenges and build resilience.
Clients come to TheraQ for support with issues such as:

Anxiety, depression, or trauma related to identity or life transitions

Family conflict or lack of acceptance

Religious or cultural harm or rejection

Navigating being queer + neurodivergent

Workplace stress, academic pressure, or invalidating environments

Internalized biases or shame (homophobia, transphobia, biphobia)

What to Expect in Therapy with TheraQ
Therapy is collaborative, trauma-informed, and person-centered. We focus on your strengths, use adaptive methods like art or mindfulness, and provide fully virtual sessions for convenient, secure access from home.
Therapy with us is:

Collaborative & non-pathologizing: Celebrating your strengths without treating identity as a problem

Trauma-informed & strengths-based: Addressing past harms while building resilience

Person-centered & relational: You set the pace, we follow your lead

Creative & adaptive: Using methods that suit you—narrative work, art, mindfulness, cognitive tools

Fully virtual: Accessible from home via secure video sessions
Begin Your Path to Affirming Mental Health Support
Browse TheraQ’s team to find a clinician who feels most aligned with your identity or needs, schedule a free 15-minute consultation to talk through your goals, concerns, and what affirming therapy might look like, and explore our blog and resources for stories, tools, and reflections from queer folks and mental health professionals.

