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Break Free from Shame, Silence, or Fear
Proven Path to Live As Your Authentic Self

We understand how exhausting it is to keep hiding parts of yourself just to feel safe. For people in the LGBTQIA+ community, every day can feel like walking a tightrope, constantly reading the room, protecting yourself from judgment, or quietly carrying the weight of rejection.

 

You have tried to stay strong. You have carved out joy where you could. And we want you to know: You deserve peace. You deserve safety. You deserve to be fully seen. You are in the right place.

Maybe it's that constant, gnawing worry that keeps you up at night, making you question if you are really safe or just pretending to be. Or a part of you that scans every room before you enter, wondering if this is a place where you’ll be accepted or if you’ll have to shrink yourself again just to get by. You shouldn't have to second-guess your voice, your clothes, your gestures just because somewhere along the line, the world taught you that authenticity comes at a cost.

 

You might feel the weight of past trauma showing up in your body, headaches, tension, panic, fatigue and you’ve learned to push through because that’s what survival has demanded. But deep down, a part of you still longs for something more than just survival.

 

You want to feel whole. You want to feel safe. You want to belong without having to explain. And you’re not alone in that. We see you. We understand that weight that you’re carrying and we’re here to help you begin to set that weight down.

What to Expect

We know that reaching out can feel like opening a door you have had locked for years. You don’t owe anyone your story but when you are ready, we are here to listen without judgment. You will be met with safety, warmth, and therapists who actually get it, because affirming care should not be a luxury.

 

We’ll explore what healing means for you, not just what someone else thinks it should look like. Whether it’s navigating identity, healing from trauma, repairing relationships, or learning to live with your identity... We are here to help you feel free, grounded, and empowered in your own skin.

How Can We Help?

When you reach out to us, we don’t hand you a generic solution. Instead, we take time to understand your unique experience. Your story, your culture, the intersections of your life are important part of you and we want to make sure that is incorporated into your plan for healing. 

 

We tailor each session to what you need, using proven, trauma-informed care that centers you. Whether we are working on anxiety, coming out stress, gender dysphoria, family wounds, or simply how to exist more fully, our job is to help you feel more whole, not more “acceptable”.

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We believe that healing happens in relationships and too often, those on the LGBTQIA+ spectrum have been harmed in relationships. That’s why we focus on creating a space where repair can begin. Where you are not just tolerated, you’re celebrated.

We’ve helped clients:

  • Navigate coming out at different stages of life

  • Work through spiritual and religious trauma

  • Build resilience after bullying, abuse, or toxic workplaces

  • Reclaim joy in queer identity and gender expression

  • Strengthen relationships while setting boundaries with family

  • Explore gender identity, transition goals, or just what feels right

 

We use approaches that support deep, lasting healing, especially for those carrying the weight of identity-based trauma. Modalities like Internal Family Systems (IFS) and EMDR can be especially powerful in helping LGBTQIA+ clients untangle internalized shame, process painful memories, and reconnect with a more authentic sense of self. Alongside these, we draw from a wide range of integrative practices to tailor your care, always centering your lived experience, values, and goals. Therapy with us isn’t about “fixing” you, it’s about helping you feel safe, whole, and fully seen.

 

You don’t have to carry this alone and you don’t have to be anyone else to be worthy of care.

Who Is This Therapy For?

✅ Those in the LGBTQIA+ community who feel trapped between who they are and who others expect them to be
✅ People who are exhausted from explaining or justifying their existence
✅ Anyone who’s ever been told they’re “too sensitive,” “too much,” or “not real”
✅ Those living with constant worry about safety, belonging, or family acceptance
✅ People navigating gender identity, sexuality, or expression at any stage of life
✅ Individuals ready to process past trauma and begin building a future with pride and peace

What Do Our Clients Say?

You've already done the hardest part by acknowledging you want to be the best version of yourself, now know that you are not alone and you don’t have to keep surviving in silence.

 

It was never "just a phase". You were never "too much". You are not broken. You are ready to grow, to heal, and to come home to yourself.

  • Q: I am in Texas but not close to your Office, do you support Teletherapy?
    A: Yes! We love helping those all around this great state of ours and would be happy to setup Telehealth sessions with you. We have a secure portal where all of your documents can be filled out and as well as where you will meet us through video conferencing for your sessions. It is easy to use and convenient too.
  • Q: I want In-Person therapy, do you do In-Person?
    A: Yes, we have a beautiful, comfortable office in Georgetown, Texas. So if you are within commutable distance to our office we would love to see you in-person!
  • Q: I'm worried about what others will think of me if I go to therapy.
    A: Seeking help is a sign of strength and we offer a non-judgmental, supportive environment where you can focus entirely on your growth. It’s your journey, and your well-being is what truly matters. All the information you share, including the fact you are even in therapy is protected by law and completely private.
  • Q: What if I can’t afford therapy?
    A: We understand that cost can be a barrier, but there are often options to make therapy affordable. We offer quite a few choices for payment including taking some insurance (Aetna & Traditional Medicare), support for out of network reimbursement from insurance, sliding scale and HSA and FSA cards. Your mental health is an important investment, and we’re here to help you find a way that works for you.
  • Q: Can I still use my insurance if you're out-of-network for my insurance?
    A: Yes! Even if we’re out-of-network, many insurance plans offer reimbursement for therapy services. We’ll help guide you through the process to make it as easy as possible. Our goal is to help you access the care you need without added stress.
  • Q: How do I know information I share in therapy will stay private?
    A: Your privacy is protected by law, and we take confidentiality very seriously. Everything shared in therapy remains between you and your therapist unless there’s a safety concern. Our priority is creating a safe space where you can feel comfortable to talk openly, knowing your information is secure.
  • Q: This seems like it could take a lot of time out of my day. How long is a session?
    A: Life is busy, but prioritizing your mental health now can save you time and energy in the long run. Sessions typically last about 55 minutes, and we offer flexible scheduling, including telehealth, to fit into your lifestyle or daily routine. It’s an investment in yourself that can help improve every other part of your life.
  • Q: What if therapy doesn't work for me?
    A: It’s natural to worry about whether therapy will help, especially if you’ve felt stuck for a while. Healing is a unique process, and therapy is most effective when it’s tailored to your individual needs. At Unbroken Abundance, we work closely with you to find the right approach, adjusting as needed to ensure you feel supported every step of the way. If something isn’t clicking, we have a lot of training and different tools that we can explore until we discover what helps you move forward.
  • Q: I am not comfortable sharing everything. Can I only talk about certain things?
    A: It’s completely normal to feel nervous at first. Therapy happens at your pace, and you don’t have to share anything until you’re ready. Over time, many clients find that having a safe, supportive space makes it easier to open up and work through difficult emotions in ways they never imagined.
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