Check out G&STC’s Director Jesse Kahn talking with Sophie Saint Thomas at Cosmopolitan about whether you should be on Hinge or Bumble.

Coming out is complicated. When it comes to coming out at work, you might not be as concerned with maintaining personal relationships as much as you are when coming out to friends or family. But new concerns open up about your daily treatment, your financial security, etc. If you’re trying to come out at work, here are 4 things to consider.

Check out G&STC’s Director Jesse Kahn talking with Gabrielle Kassel at Health Central about what it’s like to have IBS as an LGBTQ+ person.

How do you set boundaries with a parent who reacts poorly to them? Read what our therapists have to say in our newest edition of Ask a Queer Therapist.

Check out G&STC’s Director Jesse Kahn talking with Gabrielle Kassel at Well + Good about how to find a queer-inclusive gym.

Check out G&STC’s Director Jesse Kahn talking with Sophie Saint Thomas at Cosmopolitan about how to have slow sex.

Check out G&STC’s Director Jesse Kahn talking with Sophie Saint Thomas at Cosmopolitan about how to tell the difference between love and infatuation.

Check out G&STC’s Director Jesse Kahn talking with Gabrielle Kassel at Women’s Health about retiring the term “lesbian bed death”. 

What’s the best way to affirm someone’s gender? Read what our therapists have to say in our newest edition of Ask a Queer Therapist.

Check out G&STC’s Director Jesse Kahn talking with Gabrielle Kassel at Well + Good about micro-cheating.

Check out G&STC clinician Xavier Patschke talking with Ruth Tam on Life Kit from NPR about whether you should be friends with your ex.

Am I an imposter for waiting until my 40s to come out? Read what our therapists have to say in our first edition of Ask a Queer Therapist.

Check out G&STC’s Director Jesse Kahn talking with Sophie Saint Thomas at Queer Majority about if feminism is starting to resemble the religious right.

There are foundational communication skills you can work on–on your own and with people you’re in close relationships with–to strengthen your ability to communicate effectively with each other, making space for vulnerability with intention and safety, so that honesty and intimate connections can flourish.

Sex and consent are complicated. There’s a lot more that goes into it than we’re taught in school, and because sex is such a vulnerable experience between people, having a secure feeling of safety is necessary for everyone involved to have a pleasurable time. But consent is more than just hearing a yes from your partner, and safety is about more than just physical barriers to present STIs. We’ve gathered rounded up all of our blogs to date focused on sexual safety and consent as a quick reference guide you can turn to.

It’s not an easy time to be trans in America. 2024 is on track to be one of the worst years in American history for anti-trans legislation–which means compassionate and effective allies are more important than ever for queer folks.

We’ve written a lot about what it means to be a trans ally here on our blog–view this guide as your allyship starting point. Dive into the areas of allyship you might not have realized need attention, and use the questions they bring up for you to help motivate you into learning and acting more.

In our busy world, it can feel impossible to step away and rest, even though we all need to. Discover ways to transform your relationship with rest.