What do you do when you realize you’ve rushed into an engagement that might not be right for you? Read what our therapist has to say, in our bonus edition of Ask a Queer Therapist.

What do you do when you want to reach out and clear the air with someone, but all your friends think it’s a bad idea? Read what our therapist has to say, in our newest edition of Ask a Queer Therapist.

As the weather starts to warm up, we’re all starting to thaw and shake off the feeling of being trapped inside all winter, many folks are starting to think about putting themselves back out on the dating scene. But it can feel intimidating after a long winter hibernation! And dating brings up a lot of vulnerabilities and insecurities, so it’s natural to need some support. 

We’ve gathered a few resources from our blog to help address common concerns that come up when dating again! 

Check out G&STC’s director Jesse Kahn speaking with Gabrielle Kassel at HealthCentral about dating while taking GLP-1s.

Check out G&STC’s Director Jesse Kahn and therapists Alexandra Askenazi Marcus and Jaunté Marquel talking with Brittany Wong at HuffPost about the growing popularity of the term heteroflexible.

What happens when your gut is telling you that you need space, or that it might even be time to end your relationship, but your partner thinks it’s your avoidant attachment style creating obstacles? Read what our therapist has to say, in our newest edition of Ask a Queer Therapist.

There is no shame in seeking help. There are so many ways for the world to harm queer folks in deep, lasting ways–seeking help is an act of bravery! If you’re considering therapy to help heal your trauma, one of your options is called EMDR. 

What happens when a partner who was previously monogamous starts to feel connected to polyamory? How do partners navigate changes in their dynamic alongside breeches of trust? Read what our therapist has to say, in our newest edition of Ask a Queer Therapist.

Dating is a vulnerable process, and rejection is scary so of course we try and protect ourselves from it–whether we realize that’s what we’re doing or not! How can knowing your attachment style help?

Check out G&STC’s Director Jesse Kahn talking with Gabrielle Kassel at Men’s Health about what “mankeeping” is and why it’s bad for your relationship. 

How do you explain to friends and family when and why you decide to go off T? Do you even have to? Read what our therapist has to say, in our newest edition of Ask a Queer Therapist.

We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of former G&STC therapist and Supervisor Kerrigan Hummel.

If you’re not sure if being fully estranged in this relationship is right for you, that’s okay. You don’t have to make a forever decision right now. Take time to think about how this relationship shows up in your life–what it asks of you, how it supports you, or the lack of safety and support you feel in it.

If you’re considering whether or not becoming estranged from someone is the right choice for you, here are some things to consider.

Check out G&STC’s Director Jesse Kahn talking with Gabrielle Kassel at HealthCentral about dating confidently with alopecia.

How do you answer when your child, who has only ever had 2 moms, asks what it’s like to have a dad? Read what our therapist has to say, in our newest edition of Ask a Queer Therapist.

Taking time to explore what sex means within a relationship can be a great way to foster closeness, but it can also be a good exercise to understand how your partner sees and understands sex in their life. 

To help get the ball rolling, we’ve gathered 4 resources from our blog to help you get curious about what sex means for you, for your partner, and within your relationship.

How do you navigate sex and dating while experiencing body dysphoria? Read what our therapist has to say, in our newest edition of Ask a Queer Therapist.

Transgender Day of Remembrance is an annual observance of our trans siblings who have been killed due to anti-trans violence.