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"Golden Gate Counseling Center" in San Francisco 415-834-1755 email: info@goldengatecounseling.com |
Randy Weled, MFT
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gay and lesbian counseling, bisexuality,sex addiction,family interventions,relationship counseling
Mental health of our LGBT community is my primary goal.
As a gay man and counselor, I have been working with issues around sexual
orientation my whole life. Like all GLBTQI persons, the process of coming out
and to whom we come out to-- friends, family, co-workers etc.- is one of our
biggest challenges. Each and every disclosure can be painful or liberating.
Supporting this process is key to the individual's joy and satisfaction in life.
I discovered my gay orientation at age 12, which my parents refused to
recognize. I finally sought therapy as a teenager at age 17.
I personally lost over 30 friends and partners to AIDS and have much
experience dealing with loss as well as supporting those who have had loss. I led
many people through their last months.
I have been bashed for being gay, and as a result, acquired great empathy for
any survivor of trauma. With deep sensitivity and expression of my feelings I
am able to provide a safe place for people of all sexual orientations and gender
identities..
I have also had the great privilege of being close friends and colleagues with
people as they have transitioned to another gender.
Call for a free consultation: 415-834-1755 or
email info@goldengatecounseling.com
Click here for more about me as a Gay Therapist in San Francisco.
Click here for more about Gay Couples Counseling in my San Francisco Gay Therapy
practice.
Click here for more on Bisexuality in my San Francisco Gay Psychotherapy practice.
Click here for more on the Stages of Coming Out Gay in my San Francisco Gay
Counseling practice.
Ckick here for more FAQs about Coming Out Gay in my San Francisco Gay mental
health practice.
Click here for more about Gay sex addiction in my San Francisco Addiction
Intervention practice.
As a gay man and counselor, I have been working with issues around sexual
orientation my whole life. Like all GLBTQI persons, the process of coming out
and to whom we come out to-- friends, family, co-workers etc.- is one of our
biggest challenges. Each and every disclosure can be painful or liberating.
Supporting this process is key to the individual's joy and satisfaction in life.
I discovered my gay orientation at age 12, which my parents refused to
recognize. I finally sought therapy as a teenager at age 17.
I personally lost over 30 friends and partners to AIDS and have much
experience dealing with loss as well as supporting those who have had loss. I led
many people through their last months.
I have been bashed for being gay, and as a result, acquired great empathy for
any survivor of trauma. With deep sensitivity and expression of my feelings I
am able to provide a safe place for people of all sexual orientations and gender
identities..
I have also had the great privilege of being close friends and colleagues with
people as they have transitioned to another gender.
Call for a free consultation: 415-834-1755 or
email info@goldengatecounseling.com
Click here for more about me as a Gay Therapist in San Francisco.
Click here for more about Gay Couples Counseling in my San Francisco Gay Therapy
practice.
Click here for more on Bisexuality in my San Francisco Gay Psychotherapy practice.
Click here for more on the Stages of Coming Out Gay in my San Francisco Gay
Counseling practice.
Ckick here for more FAQs about Coming Out Gay in my San Francisco Gay mental
health practice.
Click here for more about Gay sex addiction in my San Francisco Addiction
Intervention practice.