Sarah E. Mulder, PsyD

09/28/2021

Check it out! Huntsville Pride Fest is THIS Saturday, 10/2 from 11-8! Come find me at the TransFamily Support Services tent and say "hi!" It's going to be a fun-filled day with music, entertainment, food, and resources!

08/31/2021

For anyone seeking information regarding the recent legislature changes in AL, this is for you! Learn more about the process of changing your name and gender marker on your IDs!

Please join HRC Alabama as they host a Name & Gender Marker Changes 101 session. This event will take place on Tuesday, 8/31, at 6 PM via Zoom, so please register in advance at HRC.im/ALChanges.

You can also view the event at their Facebook event: https://fb.me/e/IoEqOWti

05/10/2021

Calling all youth!! Anyone interested in performing in a youth drag show on 6/11 can sign up through Rocket City Pride!!

We wanted to bring back a jewel!!! If you know any youth that would want to participate in this event PLEASE direct them to the website to sign up. We want to support our youth as much as possible!!! June 11th will be a night that you would NOT want to miss!!! Hope to see you there!!!

01/26/2021

Hey y'all! This is tomorrow! Join Rocket City Pride for a virtual panel discussing 2020 and its various ups and downs... I'll be joining some other local folks to provide a variety of perspectives!

01/09/2021

Check out this special event!! Free and online TOMORROW!!

Parents and Caregivers: Join us tomorrow for a special event! We've invited the Adult Support Group of Transgender North Alabama to our monthly meeting. This is an opportunity to share support, ideas and resources with each other and make connections.

Our meeting will begin at 3pm. Send us a message for the Zoom link! We hope to see you there!

If you can't make it, we meet every 2nd Sunday of the month from 3-4:30pm on Zoom!

11/30/2020

Feeling festive! I love bringing a little cheer into the office! We could probably all use a little extra holiday spirit this year! 🌈 🎄

11/20/2020

Today is the National Trans Day of Remembrance, which is annually marked on 11/20. The NTDOR honors those who lost their lives to senseless violence, simply because of how they identify.

2020 is already one of the deadliest years on record, surpassing totals for the last several years. Thus far, there have been 34 known deaths of trans individuals in the US and its territories. The majority of these are trans people of color, who, despite making up about 16% of the trans population, comprise nearly 70% of deaths. Trans women of color and s*x workers are particularly vulnerable to senseless violence.

The reality is that the actual number of murders is much higher, as many individuals are not out, are misgendered, or suffer erasure at the hands of those who record their deaths.

As Sarah McBride, our nation's first transgender state senator, noted, "The crisis of violence against the trans community is not just for trans people to solve. It's on all of us, as Americans, to ensure marginalized folks in our community are safe, and it's on every American to work towards solutions so we are all free to live without fear of being persecuted or attacked for our identity."
Please take a moment today to

11/13/2020

Check it out! Free virtual conference next week! Open to mental health & medical providers, emergency workers, allies, and laypersons!

10/29/2020

This is a great guide put out by the Trevor Project. Helpful for everyone who might be struggling with election-related stress, but particularly helpful for those who are LGBTQ+ identified or allied.

By: Tia Dole, Ph.D., Chief Clinical Operations Officer, The Trevor Project The 2020 presidential election is quickly approaching and we at The Trevor Project have […]

10/21/2020

Pronouns matter! Mine are she/her/hers, what are yours?

If in doubt, just ask! I've been making a concerted effort recently to use more gender neutral language when speaking and although it's taken some practice, it's getting easier! Anyone else down for the challenge?

This is a great infographic to review that discusses the difference between gender-specific pronouns and gender-neutral pronouns. It is so important to empower others by using their preferred pronouns. It isn't rude to ask someone what their pronouns are. Work it into the beginning of a conversation and if you ever slip up just apologize and correct yourself.