Legal & Disclaimers

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The content on queerconsultclub.com is provided by The Queer Consultation Club ("TQCC") for educational and professional-development purposes for clinicians. Please read these disclaimers carefully.

Educational content only

Articles, episodes, videos, and resources on this Site are general professional education. They are not a substitute for your own clinical judgment, training, or applicable law and standards of care.

Not therapy or medical advice

Nothing on this Site is therapy, medical advice, or a diagnosis, and using the Site does not create a therapist-client relationship. If you are a member of the public seeking care, please consult a licensed provider in your area.

Peer consultation is not supervision

TQCC offers peer consultation among licensed and pre-licensed clinicians. Peer consultation is not clinical supervision and does not satisfy licensure supervision requirements. Members retain full clinical and legal responsibility for their own cases and decisions.

Not legal advice

Content about documentation, gender-affirming letters, licensure, and similar topics is general information, not legal advice. Standards such as WPATH SOC-8, the DSM-5-TR, and state and insurer requirements change and vary. Verify current requirements for your jurisdiction and consult an attorney where appropriate.

Clinical judgment and local law

You are responsible for confirming that any approach you use is appropriate for your client, consistent with your scope of practice, and compliant with the laws and ethics codes that govern your license.

External links and affiliates

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Not for emergencies

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Contact

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