LGBT Issues therapists in Vernon, British Columbia BC, Canada CA
LGBT Issues
Zakary Zarichney
Registered Social Worker, MSW, RSW, BSW, SSC
Are you hoping to explore your identity further, or have you experienced struggles in doing so with more confidence? Do you feel that those around you are not accepting or hold hurtful beliefs? Do difficulties with identity or sexuality often have you feeling isolated, anxious, or low? Let's talk about this - get in touch for a free consultation to get started.
7 Years Experience
LGBT Issues
Creative Spirit Therapy by Kari Gundersen
Registered Psychotherapist, RTC, RYT
Love is never wrong! As your therapist, I personally identify as pansexual and have been in intimate relationships with people of all genders. You're not the only one in the room. #saygay
4 Years Experience
LGBT Issues
Jennifer Fukushima
Registered Psychotherapist, registered psychotherapist
2SLGBTQIA+ individuals face unique struggles and experiences whether it be identity exploration, coming out to yourself, to loved ones or within the wider community, relationships, non-monogamy, parenting, fertility, sex, sexual health, HIV/AIDS, transitioning, religion and spirituality, living with the impacts of current and historical marginalization or finding community. Intersectionality adds layers of complexity to the experience of oppression folx may face. I am here to affirm you on your journey and support you in your growth through compassion, understanding and advocacy.
3 Years Experience
LGBT Issues
Mark Giesbrecht, MA, CCC, RCC - Psychotherapist
Counsellor/Therapist, MA, CT, CCC, RCC
I have been supporting individuals who identify as LGBTQ2 for over 20+ years, I will not treat you as the problem, I will strive to understand you and help you make the changes in the areas of your life you want to improve. You are not the problem, and I can help you better understand what they are.
29 Years Experience
LGBT Issues
Carolina Rojas
Counsellor/Therapist, Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) with the British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors
Acknowledging and understanding what it means to be LGBTQ2*S in today's world is a complex exercise. Exploring the complexities and nuances of that path is an opportunity to heal and grow.
14 Years Experience