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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
The GLBT community has unique needs. As a group of people that
have been oppressed by the culture, many times by our families and
peers. It is important to seek counsling with someone who has similare
experiences.
A LGBT counselor can provide not only acceptance, but affirmation of
the life gay people have led.
"It is not enough to be accepted for being gay, I deserve to be celebrated
for my gayness, queerness, my feminine side, my masculine side and my
love for people of my own gender."
Any person of an oppressed group is more prone to having addiction
problems; it is important to have a therapist that understands this. Yes,
each person needs to take respsonibiolity, but it is important to put our
own problems in proportion to the dysfunctional social environment that
we live in.
Gay and Lesbian couples have the same vision of a mutually supportive,
romantic, and emotionally intimate relationship as straight couples.
However, because of external or internalized homophobia, GLBT
persons may struggle with additional hurdles in forming healthy
relationships:
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.
Click here for more on Transgender counseling.
Call for a free consultation: 415-834-1755 or
email info@goldengatecounseling.com
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Call for a free consultation:
415-834-1755 or email
info@goldengatecounseling.com