Chris Paton

If you’ve been searching for an LGBTQ therapist, a gay-affirming therapist, or a queer therapist in Washington who simply gets it, you’re in the right place. Many queer and trans people have sat across from a therapist and spent the hour explaining the basics. Here you won’t have to explain your identity before we get to what brought you in. These are communities I know deeply, both personally and through more than a decade of clinical work. Being LGBTQIA+ is not a problem to be solved. Sometimes it’s the reason you’re seeking therapy, and sometimes it’s just part of who you are while you work on something else entirely. Either way, all of you is welcome.