The Trans ID Workshop is designed to help trans/GNC community members navigate the processes of updating legal identity documents through their transitioning; including name change, gender markers, and other such paperwork. It can be overwhelming and sometimes difficult to find information on how to update your documents. We try to break it down and present the information in a way that makes it feel more accessible and a less intimidating process. Where applicable, blank documents and applications will be provided as part of the workshop upon request. This workshop is open to any community members, so if you’d like to attend, please email us.

This therapeutic group is aimed at serving trans and nonbinary community members over the age of 18 who may not have other ways of accessing mental health support. During this time, participants will be able to receive support around any current stressors or obstacles. Each session will also incorporate coping, mindfulness, emotional regulation, and conflict resolution skills. This is a small group program that caps at eight participants per cycle of about 12 sessions. If interested in attending please reach out to our Trans Services Manager, Alexander Hauptman.

Join us on the second and fourth Mondays of each month!

Virtual-T is a weekly online peer support group open to anyone 18+ who identifies as a member of the trans, nonbinary, and GNC community. Virtual T is a chance to come together and connect with other folks during this time of continued isolation. This group is a time to socialize, check-in, and seek support from fellow community members.

The group meets every Tuesday at 6pm via Zoom. Contact Alex for the Zoom ID.

With A Common Bond is a support group that provides a meaning-centered therapeutic approach to help participants explore their identity as it relates to their HIV diagnosis. Join us while we go through topics like self-disclosure, discussing engaging in intimacy with partners, and learning life skills to manage and enhance participants’ mental and physical health in regard to adhering to their antiretroviral medication and reducing stigma about an HIV diagnosis.

This group meets on the first Thursday of every month from 5-6 pm. Contact Neal Holmes for the Zoom information.