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  • New transfem support group on Tuesdays
    I’m adding a second section of Grace Unfolding, a transfeminine support group, on Tuesday afternoons. I’ve been running this group for trans women and transfeminine people since 2016. I’m excited to be able to add another time for folks to get the support they need. Some common topics include: If this sounds appealing, please check …
  • Private Practice Training: May & June 2023
    I’m offering a 4-part training on getting into private practice. If you’re having a hard time getting started, worried about managing the details, or just need some support and advice, this training is for you! Join us in a supportive group environment that can usher you toward the financial and career freedom you’re seeking. Learn …
  • Published a paper on mindfulness practice in recovery from bipolar disorder
    After long last, the third paper from my dissertation has been published online in the Journal of Humanistic Psychology. This article presents the results from my qualitative study of folks who recovered from bipolar disorder using Buddhist-inspired mindfulness and other wellness practices. There were 4 top-level themes of the effects of mindfulness practice: There were …
  • Presented a poster on cultural responsiveness with non-binary and genderqueer people
    Last weekend I had the pleasure of presenting a poster with my colleague Caleb Feldman at the National Transgender Health Summit in San Francisco. This was the first time we presented these findings at an academic conference, and it was great to spread the word about how healthcare providers can do a better job with …
  • Presented on therapeutic support groups for T/GNC folks at the National Transgender Health Summit
    Last weekend I had the pleasure of offering a workshop on running groups for trans, non-binary, and gender-diverse people at the National Transgender Health Summit 2023 in San Francisco. This was a great conference and I really want to thank my workshop attendees for their good cheer and willingness to participate in the experiential exercises …