A licensed therapist with over a decade of experience in anxiety, identity, and nervous-system work, practicing telehealth across five states. Taylor brings the digital-practice side — building tools and reference that travel.
Doing this work alone is harder than it needs to be.
Queer therapists have been making do with spaces that were never built for them. Peer consultation options are either expensive, generic, or actively unsafe for clinicians who are already navigating identity in the room with their clients.
We kept running into the same gap. The big therapist groups stopped feeling safe. One-on-one consultation is costly and hard to schedule. And the work that gets murky — affirming letters, gatekeeping, minority stress, documentation — is exactly the work no one trained us for.
So we built the room we wished we'd had: a moderated, queer-specific consultation space where you bring a real case and a real question, and get grounded, affirming input from peers who get it. No pile-ons. No corporate-rainbow. Just clinicians talking to clinicians.