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Helping LGBTQ folks strengthen relationships with the people they love.

Affirming LGBTQIA Relationship Therapy in Davidson, NC

You consider yourself “out and proud,” at least most of the time. But sometimes you feel torn between embracing your identity and keeping your family happy. Sometimes you even feel like a completely different person when you’re around family than when you’re around friends or partners. And sometimes you feel like trying to keep everyone else happy is holding you back from embracing your most authentic self in the relationships that matter to you most.

You want to learn how to show up comfortably as yourself in all contexts, process the hurt of not being accepted in the past, and thrive in your most important relationships.

You’re in the right place.

Therapy can help you feel affirmed in your identity so that you can show up confidently and comfortably in relationships with family, friends, and partners.

Welcome!

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My name is Zoe (she/they) and I am a Queer Therapist in Davidson, North Carolina. I help LGBTQIA+ folks build confidence and self-awareness so that they can thrive in all their relationships. I support my clients as they work through individual and relational concerns that can arise from existing as a Queer or questioning person in the world. If you live in North Carolina, I may be able to help you! I am now accepting new clients for virtual and in-person counseling. I look forward to hearing from you!

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What to Expect

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We might be a good fit if…

  • You feel like your Queer identity is complicating your relationship with family and you don’t know how to navigate it

  • You feel like your family of origin is holding you back from thriving in your adult relationships

  • You struggle to accept yourself and your identity and you wish you felt more confident

  • You worry that embracing your Queer identity would be a betrayal of your family, community, and/or religious/spiritual beliefs

  • You feel isolated in your Queer identity and are struggling to find community after coming out

  • You are questioning your gender and/or sexuality and don’t know how to get answers

  • You are “out” to yourself but you are scared to come out to your friends and family

  • You are out (or partially out) and navigating difficult relationships with friends and/or family

  • You are struggling in your partnership and looking for affirming couples counseling

  • Your partner has come out and you don’t know how to support them

  • You are a member of the LGBTQIA+ community looking for quality mental health counseling from someone who gets it!

Contact Us

Send me a message here to get in touch, or click below to schedule a free 20 minute phone consultation!