
LGBTQ2S+ Affirming Counselling
Safe, supportive, and identity-affirming therapy for queer, trans, and questioning individuals
At Wong Counselling, we offer a warm, validating, and culturally-humble space for LGBTQ2S+ clients to explore identity, relationships, mental health concerns, and life transitions. Our clinicians are trained in affirming, trauma-informed, anti-oppressive, and intersectional care, with deep experience supporting clients through coming-out journeys, gender exploration, minority stress, relationship challenges, and navigating unsupportive family, cultural, or workplace environments.
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Whether you are exploring your gender identity, building healthy relationships, recovering from past trauma, or seeking a therapist who truly understands LGBTQ2S+ lived experiences — you are welcome here.

Affirming Approaches We Use
Safe, supportive, and identity-affirming therapy for queer, trans, and questioning individuals
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Trauma-informed therapy
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Emotion-focused therapy (EFT)
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CBT & DBT for anxiety, shame, and mood
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Internal Family Systems (IFS)
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Attachment-based therapy
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Identity-affirming frameworks
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Culturally-humble, intersectional counselling
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We adapt therapy to your identity, culture, neurotype, and comfort level — never forcing labels, pace, or disclosure.

FAQ
1. Is LGBTQ2S+ affirming counselling only for people who are “out”?
No. Many clients come to therapy while questioning or while keeping their identity private. Therapy meets you exactly where you are.
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2. Do you write letters for gender-affirming medical care?
Yes — our clinicians can provide supporting letters/reports for HRT, surgery readiness, school/work accommodations, and name/gender marker changes (depending on provincial regulations).
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3. Is this counselling safe for trans and non-binary clients?
Yes. We follow WPATH-aligned, gender-affirming, trauma-informed practices that respect your autonomy and identity.
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4. Can I bring relationship or sexuality questions to therapy?
Absolutely. We welcome discussions around queer relationships, poly/ENM dynamics, kink awareness, sexual wellbeing, and intimacy concerns.
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5. What if my family or culture is not supportive?
We specialize in navigating cultural, religious, and intergenerational conflict, especially for clients from Asian, immigrant, and faith-based communities.
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6. Is this service covered by insurance?
Yes — sessions with Registered Psychotherapists and Registered Clinical Counsellors may be covered depending on your plan.
