Hey, long time no see! For those of y’all who are not also following me on other sites/social media apps, I had taken a writing

I’m writing this update to my intro piece on self-care because the COVID-19 pandemic, quarantines, “social distancing,” etc. (heavy on the etc.) have thrown a

Note: This piece was very hard for me to write so it might be hard for someone to read. If you start feeling upset, anxious,

A pandemic is a whole other ball game. We are dealing with social isolation, government incompetence and cruelty (at least in the US), institutional/medical racism,

This piece is another layer to my series about change: what change is, what the work of change looks like, and recognizing change in yourself

Let’s say it how it is: it is ridiculously hard to find a decent therapist. As someone who has been a psychotherapy client before and

This is another Reader’s Request (Thank you). Feel free to tweet or DM @Queeringpsych on Twitter or email queeringpsychology@gmail.com with any psychotherapy-related topics you would like

This is a Part 2 of a 2-part series about change, written using knowledge about the psychology of change so that we can all be

It seems like every day someone is promising to change or promising to lead people towards a larger change. Unfortunately, not every promise turns into

The ending of any relationship is hard, but it feels especially difficult and unique when it’s the professional relationship between a client and a therapist.