Affirming care, documentation, consultation, and the business of queer practice. Written peer-to-peer, demystifying the parts no one trained you for.
A trans client asks you for a letter, and a quiet kind of freezing sets in. Here is the plain-spoken version: what the letters are, what SOC-8 changed, and how to write the one sentence that matters.
Read the article →Two words that get used interchangeably, and the line between them that protects your license.
Why the advice is fast, free, and sometimes a real risk to your clients and your practice.
Licensure, jurisdiction, and the practical questions that come up when your clients move.
How to name what's hard in the room without turning a client's identity into a symptom.
When a code helps, when it doesn't, and how to document medical necessity without overreaching.
Familiar modalities, used matter-of-factly and grounded in minority-stress awareness.
Holding grief, identity, and family rupture without steering the client toward your own conclusions.
A simple structure for bringing a real case to a room while protecting client privacy.
Why building queer-forward practice can feel lonely, and what actually helps with the weight.
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