Services
Identity and Diversity
An affirmative space to explore questions of identity, orientation, and how you move through the world.
This might sound familiar if…
- You're exploring questions about your gender identity or your orientation.
- You're looking for a space that won't question who you are.
- You live with ADHD or you're autistic, and you spend a lot of energy trying to "pass".
- You're going through a life change (age, country, role, relationship) that has you asking who you are now.
Trans people and gender transitions
How it can feel
A process that’s entirely your own, which can include questioning, exploration, and the need for a space that doesn’t question your identity.
How we work with it
Affirmative care: the starting point is your own experience, not a diagnosis to question.
LGBTQ+ community
Affirmative care.
How it can feel
Questions of identity, orientation, or the impact of living in contexts that aren’t always safe.
How we work with it
An affirmative space, without pathologizing orientation or identity.
Neurodivergence: ADHD and autism in adolescents and adults
How it can feel
Difficulty sustaining routines, a sense of not fitting in, exhaustion from the effort of "passing."
How we work with it
The work integrates neurodivergence as part of who you are, not something to correct.
Life and identity crises
How it can feel
Transition moments (age, role, country, relationship) that shake your sense of who you are.
How we work with it
We accompany the process of rebuilding meaning that follows these crises.
This is a refuge free of moral or value judgment to explore sexual orientation, gender identity, and adult neurodivergence (ADHD/autism). The process follows your own truth, to help you build a stronger sense of identity — with experience accompanying transition cases at an international level (Mexico, the US, Europe).
Not sure this is it?
If mood, anxiety, or a constant worry feels more present than a question about your identity, that conversation belongs on Anxiety and Depression.
See Anxiety and DepressionFrequently asked questions
Do you work affirmatively with LGBTQ+ clients? +
Yes, affirmative care is the starting point, without pathologizing identity or orientation.
Do you work with adults with ADHD or autism? +
Yes, with adolescents and adults.
One step at a time
You don't need this figured out, or even the right words for it, to start. The first step isn't a diagnosis. It's a conversation.