Queer Asterisk — Psychotherapist in Denver, CO
Address1575 Franklin St CO, Denver, CO 80218
Phone+1720-507-6161
Websitequeerasterisk.com
Queer Asterisk is a psychotherapy practice in Denver, Colorado, offering outpatient services. They provide individual, relationship, and family counseling, with a focus on supporting clients through their identity journeys. The practice also offers WPATH letter-writing sessions for those exploring gender-affirming medical care. Most services are currently virtual, with a limited number of in-person options available in Denver and Boulder. Queer Asterisk is not a crisis center and provides resources for immediate support. They emphasize a community-oriented approach to mental health care.
Best for
- Individuals exploring identity
- Transgender individuals
- Clients seeking gender-affirming care letters
- Those interested in community programs
| Key services | Individual counseling, Relationship counseling, Family counseling, WPATH letter-writing sessions, Virtual sessions, In-person sessions |
| Tags | psychotherapy, denver, boulder, lgbtqia+, gender affirming care, virtual therapy, individual therapy, family therapy, relationship therapy, wpath |
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Glad this place exists!! I always hear great things.
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