Gender Affirming Care

Letters of Support

Letters of Support

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How It Works

I believe so deeply in each person’s journey toward their most authentic self. I’ve supported many clients through the gender-affirming care process, helping make everything feel a little easier and less overwhelming. I’m trained in the WPATH Standards of Care, and the letters I write have been accepted by a wide range of surgical centers and insurance companies. My goal is to make sure you feel supported, confident, and respected every step of the way!

What Are Letters of Support?

Gender-affirming care letters are needed to access procedures like hormone replacement therapy (HRT) or surgeries such as top and bottom surgery, as required by the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH). These letters confirm that the procedure is medically necessary, which helps with insurance coverage, and they also make sure you understand the risks and benefits, are mentally stable, and have follow-up support if needed. These letters aren’t about questioning if you’re “trans enough” or “non-binary enough” they’re part of an informed consent process to ensure you know what you’re getting into. I am trained in the WPATH Standards of Care and offers this service to folks in California and Indiana.

Scheduling & Availability

If you’re looking for a letter of support for gender-affirming care, please click the button below or contact me via phone to schedule an appointment. In your message, let me know you’re requesting a GALAP appointment. I offer two letter-writing slots each month. If there are no available slots or you need a letter sooner, please check the GALAP directory or the No More Gate Keeping directory for other providers. The appointment can be done via video or in-person, but you’ll need to be physically located in California or Indiana during the session. It is important to note that you do not have to be receiving treatment from or sign up for treatment with me to receive a letter of support, but If you would like to see me as your therapist, just let me know and we can talk about it!

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