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| Posted by Marge Bouvier Simpson - 21-Dec-2020, 03:21 PM |
(21-Dec-2020, 08:23 AM)percyeverett Wrote: Hello, I am looking for recommendations for therapists in the San Diego area -- any suggestions? If so, please PM me. Thanks! Hello percyeverett and welcome to the forum. Your membership has been activated. I invite you to post your question in the members-only area so it will be seen by more of our members. Members don't use this public area of the forum too much. I hope you find the forum helpful. You are not alone. |
| Posted by MargaretCA - 21-Dec-2020, 08:23 AM |
| Hello, I am looking for recommendations for therapists in the San Diego area -- any suggestions? If so, please PM me. Thanks! |
| Posted by Abeth - 05-Dec-2020, 05:55 PM |
(02-Mar-2020, 04:26 PM)143mykid Wrote: I am looking for a therapist for my teen girl who has socially transitioned FTM. I know there are underlying issues with her body that she is trying to escape and she is currently in a protective bubble in a school with a community of other ftm. I am in the New England area. Anyone have any luck in finding a traditional therapist in this area? Thanks!Hi, I just joined this forum and am in the same situation as you. Also located in New England. I wanted to follow up to see if you found a good therapist whose name you could share with me? I’m so worried about my daughter and need to find the right therapist to help. Thank you! |
| Posted by helena - 27-Nov-2020, 06:42 PM |
(27-Nov-2020, 03:24 PM)Marge Bouvier Simpson Wrote:Thanks so much for your support! I am very scared and feel helpless at the moment, but it's very reassuring there people like me out there.(27-Nov-2020, 05:47 AM)helena Wrote: Hi all! I can very much relate to the all things parents say and post here. I have a 19 years old daughter who declared she is a trans out of the blue after her two friends become transitioning. She has depression and anxiety and is willing to try therapy first (fingers crossed) before doing drastic irreversible measures to her body. I am looking for someone who doesn't use 'gender affirmative' approach, preferably from phsycodynamic school. I currently live in Oregon (Portland metro area). Thank you! This web-site is a huge support for me knowing I am not alone. |
| Posted by Marge Bouvier Simpson - 27-Nov-2020, 03:24 PM |
(27-Nov-2020, 05:47 AM)helena Wrote: Hi all! I can very much relate to the all things parents say and post here. I have a 19 years old daughter who declared she is a trans out of the blue after her two friends become transitioning. She has depression and anxiety and is willing to try therapy first (fingers crossed) before doing drastic irreversible measures to her body. I am looking for someone who doesn't use 'gender affirmative' approach, preferably from phsycodynamic school. I currently live in Oregon (Portland metro area). Thank you! This web-site is a huge support for me knowing I am not alone. Hello, helena, and welcome. I'm sorry to hear about your daughter but it is great news she's willing to try therapy. I invite you to post your request in the members-only area, as this public area of the forum doesn't get much traffic from our members. You'll have a better chance of getting responses if you post in the members-only area. Welcome to the forum. You are not alone. |
| Posted by helena - 27-Nov-2020, 05:47 AM |
| Hi all! I can very much relate to the all things parents say and post here. I have a 19 years old daughter who declared she is a trans out of the blue after her two friends become transitioning. She has depression and anxiety and is willing to try therapy first (fingers crossed) before doing drastic irreversible measures to her body. I am looking for someone who doesn't use 'gender affirmative' approach, preferably from phsycodynamic school. I currently live in Oregon (Portland metro area). Thank you! This web-site is a huge support for me knowing I am not alone. |
| Posted by Sweet_tooth - 02-Nov-2020, 12:48 AM |
(01-Nov-2020, 11:07 PM)Truvy Jones Wrote: Hi, I am new to this group. My 16-year-old daughter announced 2 years ago that she was "non-binary". Like others in this group, she showed absolutely no signs of any sort of gender dysphoria until a LOT of internet use (including watching porn in 6th grade right as she hit puberty, which my husband and I believe turned her away from the idea of any sort of heterosexual relationship). She wants us to use "they/them" and call her by the name Blake, which she thinks is gender neutral because of Blake Lively. She says that she wants to dress gender neutral, but everything she wears is masculine. Ironically, all through elementary school she would ONLY wear dresses and skirts. My daughter hasn't started talking about hormones, but she is binding her chest with an ace bandage. I am so worried that once she turns 18, I won't be able to stop her from taking drastic measures. not yet but will share if I do. Thanks for doing the same! |
| Posted by Truvy Jones - 01-Nov-2020, 11:07 PM |
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Hi, I am new to this group. My 16-year-old daughter announced 2 years ago that she was "non-binary". Like others in this group, she showed absolutely no signs of any sort of gender dysphoria until a LOT of internet use (including watching porn in 6th grade right as she hit puberty, which my husband and I believe turned her away from the idea of any sort of heterosexual relationship). She wants us to use "they/them" and call her by the name Blake, which she thinks is gender neutral because of Blake Lively. She says that she wants to dress gender neutral, but everything she wears is masculine. Ironically, all through elementary school she would ONLY wear dresses and skirts. My daughter hasn't started talking about hormones, but she is binding her chest with an ace bandage. I am so worried that once she turns 18, I won't be able to stop her from taking drastic measures. Anyway, I know that most therapists automatically confirm that these girls are trans with no questions asked. I am looking for a therapist who might have a different viewpoint and explore this deeper with her. Can anyone recommend a therapist in the St. Louis area? I am getting desperate as this is bringing our relationship to a breaking point. I love her and don't want to lose her. (07-Oct-2020, 02:34 AM)Sweet_tooth Wrote: I know this is a very old thread but I am wondering if or anyone else can help me. I am in Saint Louis MO. My daughter is 15 and also identifies as either nonbinary or trans guy. Does anyone know a therapist in Saint Louis? If not, someone willing to work remotely? ( not the best option but I am desperate) Thanks so much!We are also in St. Louis. Did you find anyone? If so, please share. I will do the same. |
| Posted by Sweet_tooth - 07-Oct-2020, 02:34 AM |
| I know this is a very old thread but I am wondering if or anyone else can help me. I am in Saint Louis MO. My daughter is 15 and also identifies as either nonbinary or trans guy. Does anyone know a therapist in Saint Louis? If not, someone willing to work remotely? ( not the best option but I am desperate) Thanks so much! |
| Posted by mprince - 24-Aug-2020, 08:23 PM |
(22-Aug-2020, 01:53 AM)Marge Bouvier Simpson Wrote:(21-Aug-2020, 08:41 PM)mprince Wrote: HI all, Hi! I'm not sure where the members-only area is? Would you mind sending me a link? Thank you! |
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