LGBTQ+ Concerns

Peachtree Psychology is committed to helping LGBTQ individuals feel better.

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Our therapists are uniquely qualified to provide the support you need to help you find your way towards a better life. We know that LGBTQ folks may experience higher levels of stress on a regular basis because of marginalization and social stigma. We have worked with many people who felt afraid and uncertain as to how they can start to feel better about themselves and their relationships. We understand how hard it can be to challenge the deeply held beliefs of our family members and ourselves.

 

We have worked with many people from various ethnic, racial, gender, and sexual orientations and understand how important it is to feel safe, respected, and able to be your whole self. We welcome you as you are and encourage you to tell us what you want for your future so we can discuss how you might get there.

 

Here Are Some Specific Challenges That We Can Help You With:

As a person who may have difficulties related to sexual orientation or identity you may be:

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• Anxious, depressed, or alone

• Confused, stressed, or uncertain

• Unsure of how to cope with the reactions of family or friends

• Have Gender Identity concerns

 

If you are struggling with guilt, shame, and discrimination, we understand how difficult that can be.  It is not easy managing your tough situation, but the good news is that it’s possible to feel better.

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Even if you are feeling lost now, we can help guide you in making lasting, positive changes in your life.  Our therapists can help you:

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• Gain confidence

• Learn to accept yourself as you are

• Open yourself to the possibility of living a full and fulfilling life

 

We have the experience to help you.

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Therapists Specializing in LGBTQ Concerns: 

• Susan Keenan

• Samantha Bryant

• Kelsey Donahue

• Sarah Evers

• Jackie Malone