G&STC’s Director Jesse Kahn talks with Zachary Zane at Men’s Health about what it means to be a power bottom.

The iconic Audre Lorde taught us that “revolution is not a one-time event.” Rise Up. Resist. And remember that Pride is Protest.

Sex isn’t just one thing. It’s complicated and messy and means different things to different people–which means you get to decide what sex means to you, for yourself and within your relationship. 

Check out G&STC’s Director Jesse Kahn talking with Gabrielle Kassel at Well+Good about how sex worksheets can spice up your sex life.

How can you start to “put yourself back out there” after a break up? Where do you start when you’ve been out of practice for so long? Read what our therapists recommends, in our newest edition of Ask a Queer Therapist.

Check out G&STC’s Director Jesse Kahn talking with Gabrielle Kassel at Women’s Health about symbiosexuality.

Check out G&STC’s Director Jesse Kahn talking with Kara Cuzzone at Cosmopolitan about how to prepare for top surgery.

What happens when our sexual desires change? How can we communicate those changes to our partner? Read what our therapists recommends, in our newest edition of Ask a Queer Therapist.

The Gender & Sexuality Therapy Center now accepts Aetna commercial insurance for therapy services.

Check out G&STC Therapist Cindy Ramos talking with HealthCentral about managing a chronic condition at the office.

When navigating identity, especially in the face of social stigma, self-exploration requires compassion, flexibility, and safety. Stereotypes interfere with that process by narrowing our view of  acceptable ways to exist within certain labels.

Check out G&STC Clinical Director Nicole Davis talking with Huffpost about pleasure activism.

Why do we find ourselves repeating the same relationship patterns? How do we start break away from them, if they don’t serve us? Read what our therapists recommends, in our newest edition of Ask a Queer Therapist.

Check out G&STC Clinical Director Nicole Davis talking with Women’s Health about spectatoring during sex and what you can do about it. 

Being curious and intentional about your sexual desires isn’t a warning sign–it’s something you can engage in to strengthen your connection and feel closer to one another. Here are 6 places to start if you’re looking to explore your sexual desires with a partner.

What does it mean to be in a queer platonic relationship? And, how useful is it to define a relationship before you know how you feel about it? Read what our therapists recommends, in our newest edition of Ask a Queer Therapist.

Whether you’re an ally looking to show up for your trans loved ones and neighbors, or a trans person yourself looking for answers on where to go from here, we’ve pulled together 13 blogs answering common questions for trans folks and trans allies.  

Check out G&STC Clinical Director Nicole Davis and Therapist Cindy Ramos talking with HuffPost about the importance of protecting queer spaces.