Coming Out Day 2025 is on October 11. Coming out isn’t the only story. Some of us prefer to be called in. Calling in can mean inviting others into our truth on our own terms, in our own time. It is about safety, trust, and connection. It can also mean when others make space for us, affirm us, and invite us to belong. It shifts the focus from disclosure to community. Instead of a person having to announce who they are, calling in reminds us that we can also be welcomed and rec

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I was fortunate enough to be interviewed for an episode of Sam Sellers’ @anchoredcounsellingservices podcast Inside the Therapy Room. We...

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Let's Talk About Queer Theory It's an approach that questions the assumptions about what is the norm It examines the rigid systems of...