Transition your gender with more ease and joy.
Because you deserve for this to be an exciting time of discovery…
Gender Transition…
...doesn’t have to be a process of suffering and anxiety.
It can be a process of curiosity, discovery, and empowerment.
Join this group of transgender/non-binary/gender questioning folks designed to help you tap into a sense of play, pleasure, and possibility while exploring gender, all in a supportive community.
I know what it’s like to want to be myself in new, more authentic ways and, more than that, to just want to BE. Hiding is exhausting. Everyone deserves to feel comfortable in their own skin.
We talk about how we can move from feeling frozen and not sure where to begin to feeling confident in our own ability to trust our intuition. We may not know where we will end up, but we can trust that we can figure it out.
I know what it’s like to experience a lot of anxiety, uncertainty, and self-doubt while exploring/transitioning gender identity and expression.
What if...
...I never feel legitimate?.
..I don’t look the way I want to look?
...No one wants to be in a relationship with me?
...I’m not happier after I transition?
My group members and I dig into our own experiences with gender transition, what’s working for us and what isn’t, and offer resources and support.
Learn how other transgender/non-binary/gender questioning folks deal with coming out, HRT and medical transition, transitioning relationships, getting misgendered, making supportive friends, and dealing with the feels that come up in the process, all in a supportive community that gets it.
We are folks interested in doing the work, taking ownership of our own story, finding ways to make our lives easier, and challenging ourselves to do the next hardest thing. And finding ways to have joy, play, and pleasure along the way.
Come Curious. Get Real. Dig In.
Brought to you by Rae McDaniel, MEd, LCPC, Certified Sex Therapist & Gender Specialist. (They/Them)
“I learned hands-on, practical skills to reframe transition from a burden to an opportunity. I’ve enhanced my resilience and imagined better for myself, and learned that transition isn’t “coping” or “pushing through”, even if it feels that way sometimes. It’s a beautiful, magical moment in my life that I am growing from.”