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Follow Gather & Grow OC on Instagram as we share in-depth therapist profiles introducing our diverse team of LGBTQ+ affirming mental health professionals. Getting to know our backgrounds, specialties, and values can help you find the right therapeutic match and make starting therapy feel more personal and less intimidating.
Just Living My Best Life is a free self-guided workbook for LGBTQIA2S+ individuals navigating identity exploration, coming out, and self-advocacy at their own pace. Packed with reflective exercises and practical tools, it creates a safe space to explore your authentic self, set boundaries, and build confidence—honoring that there's no one "right" way to be you.
👻✨ New spooky treats just dropped in the Self-Aware Store! ✨👻
Your friendly neighborhood therapists and spooky season enthusiasts here to remind you: Feelings Aren't Scary! 🖤💚
As AANHPI Heritage Month begins, I find myself reflecting on a familiar pattern - the instinct to make ourselves small, to apologize for taking up space.
As we honor International Transgender Day of Visibility this April, we spotlight both the resilience of our trans community and the critical challenges they face, particularly regarding proposed legislation affecting trans youth in California. At Gather & Grow, we remain steadfast in our commitment to providing affirming care and support services while actively advocating against discriminatory policies that impact our transgender community members.
This comprehensive guide walks readers through the essential steps of finding a couples therapist that matches their unique needs. The post details seven key areas to consider: determining needs, seeking qualified professionals, research and verification, compatibility factors, important questions to ask, trusting instincts, and evaluating progress. It emphasizes the importance of both partners being involved in the selection process and viewing therapy as an investment in the relationship's future.
