Therapy LGBT 

Online Therapy LGBT

Online Therapy LGBT

Canada Online Therapy holds over sixteen years of experience working with LGBT queer clients.

We have worked in these areas and successfully treated presenting concerns from issues such as coming out, family and sibling homophobia, and traumatization from this stigmatization in homogeneous and heterosexual work environments, among family and friends, at school and at work, bullying due to being LGBT, and segregation, to name a few.

We use the therapy framework of grief and mourning surrounding LGBT experiences and coming out.

For example, if you are a trans man transitioning from a woman to a man, or a trans woman transitioning from a man to a woman, then usually what we discover is that either grief, job loss, or relationship loss will trigger the original grief, meaning that your original loss of being born in the wrong gender will be triggered at a later time by a later loss.

 We use trauma frameworks to target this grief and loss work.

Typically, we develop a strong therapy alliance with clients in one session or less. If there are blocks to developing the therapy relationship or the alliance, we investigate these blocks. 

We have often heard that we create one of the safest, closest, and most intimate relationships clients have discovered, allowing them to internalize this, become more secure within themselves, and become more confident in developing external relationships.

Canada Online Therapy offers LGBT online therapy and queer virtual therapy. If you are looking for LGBT couples therapy near you, we offer LGBT online couples therapy. For LGBT-affirming therapy near you or 

LGBTQ-friendly couples therapy, please contact us.

We specialize in LGBT group therapy, LGBT family therapy, LGBT Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for LGBTQ clients.

Success stories. 

We have created safe and empowering spaces that liberate both the parent and the child to share the transition of a child coming out as heterosexual to homosexual, for both the parent and the child.

Parents have reported, in these cases, being able to be honest about their loss of certain conceptualizations, such as their children having a biological child.

With children expressing that they now feel they are able to clarify that their self-worth was based upon their mother or father basing their worth upon giving them a grandchild.

 These developments within sessions between parents and children have been reported to be beneficial in terms of repairing and bringing the relationship closer and creating exercises and communication skills so they are able to be less fearful and/or scared of hurting each other's feelings when talking about difficult topics.

Neither person's experience was erased in these cases, but their capacity to hold the other's experience expanded. The parents were able to articulate the loss of an imagined future, while the child was able to articulate what that expectation has meant for their own sense of worth. Therapy became the place where both can actually discuss it without being so afraid of hurting one another. Both parent and child reported feeling empowered and liberated from this experience.

Lee Park, RCT 25-002, MACP, BPsych Hons
Owner, Canada Online Therapy
www.canadaonlinetherapy.com
[email protected]
canadaonlinetherapy.janeapp.com
Call/text: (514) 746 4673
Fax: (800) 808 6629

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