Lakewood Therapists specializing in Gender Identity

Chase Tucker

As a non-binary person, I understand the confusion and complication around gender in today's society. Being a non-binary therapist and exploring my own gender and learning the system, I can be here to help you learn your own gender, as well as all the confusing and different terms that are available to us when learning about our own identity.

Cathryn Wright

Do you feel disconnected from yourself and others, longing to feel known, safe, and whole? I take a holistic approach to support clients struggling identity development, relational issues, depression, meaning-making, boundaries, anxiety, sexual health and identity, and spiritual integration. I respect and honor all identities and strive to create a safe and welcoming therapeutic space for all.

Robert Allan

Adrian Lobb

My approach to therapy is creating a therapeutic space that is collaborative, authentic and respectful. I consider you to be the expert on your life and relationships. I am simply following along. Think of me a consultant, supporting you as you explore the possibilities and solutions already within you, your relationships and family.

Cheyenne Bellarosa

As a multicultural woman, I not only have personal experience with historical trauma, intergenerational trauma, and women's issues, but I also specialize in grief and loss, sexual assault/violence, suicidality, relationship issues, transitional difficulties, depression, anxiety, identity formation, and more. With experience serving ages 12-adult, I aim to create a safe space to explore an array of different obstacles within the human experience to leave the client feeling empowered and heard.

Karyn Resch Brackney

I work with adults (24+), young adults (18-24), and adolescents (15-18). I help clients with anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, trauma and PTSD, and life transitions. I provide fully affirming care for LGBTQ+ individuals. I offer support for parents of children of all ages. I help clients who struggle with anger management, and offer a 12-week anger management treatment program. I am supportive of spirituality and incorporating religious and faith backgrounds in counseling.

Victoria Bernard

My clients come to me with a wide array of stressors, including anxiety, depression, panic attacks, childhood trauma, conflicts within their relationships, and identity exploration. No matter what you are dealing with, I strive to create a warm, inviting environment in which all of my clients feel welcome and safe to express their true selves. We will work collaboratively to establish treatment goals and process past experiences and current stressors.

Maya Nath

My goal is for us to start this journey together and help you gain deeper insight, self-compassion, and healthier relationships with self and with others. The client knows themselves best, I look forward to connecting with you and exploring whether I am the right fit as you take this next step in your healing journey.

Sarah Claus

I work with adults across the board (all genders and ages). I work with couples and individuals. My clients are eager to figure out how to incorporate some alignment, some relief, and/or some compassion into their lives.

Timmy EverLes

Life's challenges can feel dark, heavy, or even impossible to deal with. Most people who start therapy feel stuck repeating the same painful patterns or wake up every morning feeling overwhelmed and depressed. It is possible to feel better. It's important to me to provide a non-judgemental space where you can be yourself and together we can help you build a life worth living. I'm passionate about supporting LGBTQ+ clients, substance abuse/addiction issues, anxiety, depression, and trauma.

Katlyn Von Muenster

I offer a space that is open and inviting to process sexuality, spirituality, anxiety/depression, LGBTQIA, consensual non-monogamy, relationships, personal growth and much more. I specialize in cancer counseling - both for the individual in treatment and for the caregiver. I integrate approaches that best suit your personality and needs - narrative, DBT, Existentialism.

Kristen Griego

There used to be so much to look forward to…but lately, not so much. Every day, the same old same old. You’re caught on the wheel – trapped in routine and it’s starting to get to you. Frustration, dissatisfaction. What are you doing? Where are you going? By other people’s standards you are a success, but you feel incomplete and question what’s missing. Therapy for yourself is a great step toward uncovering past ideals that you really want and need in your present.

Stephanie Boulton

For several years I have been involved in the transgender community and helping families find resources for their transgender loved ones. Whether you are transgender, non-binary or questioning, I create a safe and informed space for you to navigate gender identity or non-related struggles. I also support family and friends of transgender people in navigating supporting loved ones in their own transitions.

Alicia Patterson

I specialize in body based psychology, trauma & recovery, pelvic health, sexuality & gender development, life transitions, anxiety, family challenges, and more. I believe challenges and crises are opportunities for deep self-expansion. I utilize a fusion of modalities including psycho-spiritual & somatic healing, trauma-informed care, culturally competent lens, and psycho-education. I work with clients who want to fully understand the nature of their mind, heart, instinctual & physical selves.

Sharon Hester

Just being who you are is stressful. Queer folks face minority stress (e.g., heteronormativity, cisnormativity) which creates the perfect storm within oneself for shame and self-hate. Due to minority stressors you’ve been constricting who you are, and you cannot be truly you. Whether it’s you or your teen, our work together will focus on healing and relief from the big feelings showing up. Together we’ll explore your values, and find ways for you to get tuned into what matters the most to you.

Mallaree Blake

Are your relationships suffering? Are you struggling to date, preserve your relationship, or find sexual satisfaction in your relationships? Are you trying to get pregnant, suffering from a loss, or a new parent feeling disconnected from your baby? Relationship issues are often at the core of our suffering and can leave us feeling alone, rejected, and misunderstood. You deserve the chance to feel seen, to heal, and to grow through and toward connection.

Asher Eno

Until the age of 30, I identified as a lesbian. However, I knew that never felt right. At the age of 30, I realized it was far more about my gender identity. I then changed my name and began identifying as genderqueer and using they/them pronouns. Eventually I came to realize I felt like a man and began to medically transition and using he/him pronouns. I now identify as a pansexual transgender man. In addition, I have supported client's in their exploration and transitions for over a decade.

Lou Ashcraft

I love working with folx in the queer community; particularly surrounding gender, sexuality, and relationships. As a gender affirming therapist, I work closely with those seeking support and exploration with gender transition. In addition, I specialize in working with ethical non-monogamy, polyamory, and open relationships. I offer support that is friendly, non-judgmental, knowledgable, and humorous. I believe therapy is most effective when myself and clients show up with all our human-ness.

Laura Lovato

I help people clarify direction in their lives, heal from the past, and connect to their innate resilience. We all want to be free, cultivate more joy, and be more connected; but the ways we have coped in the past are not necessarily the strategies that help us thrive now. I will help you understand where you get stuck and practice new skills that serve your authentic self. You are capable and worthy of profound connection, purpose, and fulfillment.

Evan Honerkamp

My clients are sprinkled along the LGBTQAI spectrum, and much of their therapy work is colored by Queer-lived gifts and hardships. Improving relationships, finding stigma-free resources and clinics, uncovering sexuality, healing past traumas, and learning self-care is just a bit of the work that happens in the therapy room. They are courageous, honest, motivated, and are eager to find ways to own their personal power to take their work into the world.