Resources

Access Resources

• Gender Affirming Letter Access Project connects individuals seeking gender affirming care with therapists who can provide clinical letters of support required by surgeons/insurance for coverage of some medical treatments.​

• Informed Consent HRT Map offers a directory of informed consent HRT providers.

• Open Path Psychotherapy Collective connects people in need of reduced-fee therapy with therapists who offer sliding scale therapy in their state.

• Therapy for Black Girls is an organization dedicated to meeting the mental health needs of Black women and girls.

• The Loveland Foundation offers resources including a fund to help Black women and girls access high quality and culturally competent therapy services.

• COVID-Conscious Therapist Directory is an online directory to connect people with mental health support that will not pathologize them for continuing to take precautions during the ongoing pandemic.

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Crisis Resources

If you are in crisis and unable to keep yourself or others safe, please call 911 or go to your local emergency room. The resources below are not a substitute for care in the event of an emergency, but can offer important support in the moment when you are navigating challenging situations and strong emotions.

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• Call Blackline: (800) 604-5841

  • Peer support crisis line centering Black, Indigenous, & People of Color, TLGBQIA+ communities

• Wildflower Alliance Peer Support Line: (888) 407-4515

  • Trained peer supporters offering warmline services for resources and support​

• The Network/La Red: (800) 832-1901

  • Survivor led organization focused on intimate partner violence by and for queer and trans people

• StrongHearts Native Helpline: (844) 762-8483

  • Domestic and sexual violence helpline centering Native Americans and Alaska Natives

• Trans Lifeline: (877) 565-8860

  • Crisis support hotline by and for trans people​​

• THRIVE Lifeline: TEXT (313) 662-8209

  • 24/7 text-based crisis support to anyone 18+ with specific focus on marginalized communities. They do not engage in non-consensual active rescue and prioritize the texter's consent and autonomy.