Your Identity,
Our Unconditional Support

LGBTQ+ Affirmative Therapy for Authentic Living

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We're Here For You

Understanding You.

Whether you're exploring your identity or facing challenges, we offer a safe space to be yourself. Our LGBTQ+ affirming therapists are here to listen, support, and guide you without judgment.

Inclusive Care.

From coming out to relationship issues, we address the unique needs of the LGBTQ+ community. Our specialized training ensures you receive empathetic, knowledgeable support every step of the way.

Your Safe Space.

At Inside LGBTalk, you're not just accepted – you're celebrated. We create a confidential environment where you can express yourself freely and work towards becoming a happier, more authentic you.

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Our Commitment.

At Inside LGBTalk, we understand that figuring out your sexuality or gender identity can feel overwhelming and isolating. That's why we're committed to being your supportive companion throughout your journey. Whether you're coming out for the first time or the hundredth, navigating a same-sex relationship, or embracing your true gender identity, we're here to listen, support, and create a space that's uniquely yours.

Our therapists and counsellors, many of whom identify as LGBTQ+ themselves, are specially trained to provide LGBTQ+ aware, affirmative, and inclusive care. We promise to:

  • Sit with you as you figure out the big stuff
  • Support you in deciding who to tell and what to say
  • Create a safe, judgment-free space for you to express yourself
  • Keep your conversations confidential
  • Stand by your side as you become a more authentic and happier you
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Who can We Help?

Many of our therapists and counsellors identify as LGBTQ, and all have received specialised training and supervision to be LGBTQ+ aware, affirmative and inclusive.

There are many reasons why someone who identifies as gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans, asexual or non-binary may reach out for therapy and counselling/

Here are a few examples:

  • Someone who is discovering that their current gender identity doesn’t match what they feel it is inside
  • Someone who feels like they don’t fit in because of their non—binary or asexual identity
  • Someone who has recently been homophobically abused and needs to talk about the experience
  • A parent whose child has recently come out as transgender and wants to speak about what it all means.
  • A spouse whose partner has come out as gay and needs their own space to process their feelings.
  • A same-sex couple who are going through some troubles and need to work it out with an LGBTQ+ affirmative couple’s counsellor.
  • Support for a teenager who can’t come out as gay because of homophobic parents.