LGBTQ+ Therapy in Brooklyn, New York

Based on our experience with Brooklyn clients, most people attend therapy for 3–6 months, though this varies significantly depending on your goals and situation. Some clients find meaningful relief within 8–10 sessions; others benefit from longer-term support. Progress is assessed regularly and the approach adjusted as needed.

Most Brooklyn clients attend weekly sessions, though frequency can be flexible depending on your needs. Some clients start weekly and transition to bi-weekly as the work progresses.

It depends on the therapist's approach and what's appropriate for your situation. If you have a preference either way, our patient coordinator will factor that into the matching process.

Results vary, but most clients begin noticing meaningful shifts within the first several sessions - greater clarity, reduced isolation, and a stronger sense of being genuinely understood.

A LGBTQ+ therapist strives to create a safe environment where clients can focus on the reasons bringing them to therapy without fear of rejection or judgment.

After learning more about you and your goals during the free consultation, our dedicated patient coordinator will match you with the right therapist in Brooklyn, NY - including clinicians who share your identity where that's important to you.

LGBTQ+ affirming therapy is individual therapy delivered by clinicians with specific training in LGBTQ+ experiences, the minority stress model, and the unique comorbidities affecting this population. Your identity is treated as central to the work, not incidental to it.

No, you do not need a referral to start LGBTQ+ therapy.

Sometimes it takes a few tries to find the right fit and that's okay. If you don't feel comfortable after the first session, reach out to our dedicated patient coordinator and they will help you find a better match.

Everything you discuss with your therapist is confidential and protected by HIPAA. With that said, as a mandated reporter, we are legally required to break confidentiality and notify authorities if we suspect child abuse or neglect, abuse of elderly or dependent adults, or if a client presents an imminent danger to themselves or others.

Yes, we offer virtual therapy as an option for all clients. Some clients prefer the convenience of telehealth, while others prefer meeting in person. 70% of patients at our Brooklyn office prefer in-person appointments because of our beautiful space.

Sessions are typically 50–60 minutes.

Bring your insurance card, ID, list of medications/providers, and questions/goals to your first appointment.

Yes. LGBTQ+ affirming therapy is scientifically supported and consistently shown to improve mental health outcomes for LGBTQ+ individuals - particularly when delivered by clinicians trained in the specific stressors and comorbidities affecting this population.

If you need to cancel an appointment, reach out to our dedicated patient coordinator at least 48 hours in advance.