Finding a lesbian, gay, trans, or queer-identifying therapist can be one of the most important factors in an LGBTQ person’s therapist search. For many, sexual orientation and gender identity can be an important part of therapy (for example, coming out to family or friends, or navigating the LGBTQ community); for others, it may not be the focus of therapy.
Finding a lesbian, gay, trans, or queer-identifying therapist can be one of the most important factors in an LGBTQ person’s therapist search. For many, sexual orientation and gender identity can be an important part of therapy (for example, coming out to family or friends, or navigating the LGBTQ community); for others, it may not be the focus of therapy. But seeing a therapist who has an understanding of LGBTQ experiences at a personal level can be empowering, and reduce the amount of explanation needed of their unique experiences.
Below are group practices who identify as LGBTQ in West Virginia. They specialize in a range of issues, including anxiety, depression, relationship issues, family relations, trauma, and sexuality and gender and provide LGBTQ affirming therapy. Many group practices have been vetted by the Zencare team to ensure they offer high quality, clinically rigorous care. You can also check what language the provider speaks on their individual profile.
Find an LGBTQ group practice who matches what you are looking for, watch their introductory video, and book a free initial consultation to find a great fit!
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$224
95% Anxiety
87% Depression
61% Relationship issues
59% Stress management
58% Life transitions
58% Trauma
47% Adjustment difficulties & disorders
40% Loss, grief, and bereavement
29% Aetna
28% Blue Cross Blue Shield
20% United Healthcare