LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender) counseling refers to therapy and support specifically for individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender. This type of counseling can help individuals address a range of mental health concerns, including:

Coming out: For individuals who are in the process of coming out, counseling can provide support and guidance, and help them manage related stress and anxiety.

Stigma and discrimination: Counseling can help individuals cope with stigma and discrimination related to their sexual orientation or gender identity, and address related mental health concerns.

Relationships: For individuals who are in same-sex relationships, counseling can provide support in navigating the unique challenges and joys of these relationships.

Gender identity: For individuals who are exploring or transitioning their gender identity, counseling can provide support and guidance throughout the process, and help them manage related stress and anxiety.

Trauma: For individuals who have experienced trauma related to their sexual orientation or gender identity, such as abuse, harassment, or discrimination, counseling can provide a space to process these experiences and work towards healing.

Overall, LGBT counseling provides a safe and supportive environment for individuals to explore their sexual orientation and/or gender identity, address related mental health concerns, and build resilience and well-being. By working with us at FCC, you can gain greater self-awareness and confidence in your sexual orientation and/or gender identity, and build the skills and support you need to live authentically. Here at FCC, we have personal, lived experience with the LGBTQIA population: we are more than an alley – we are YOU!