The Gender & Sexuality Therapy Center

The Gender & Sexuality Therapy Center The Gender & Sexuality Therapy Center is a New York City based group of psychotherapists, educators,

G&STC is an LGBTQ+ and alt s*x affirming psychotherapy group grounded in body positivity, s*x positivity and pleasure positivity.

Lee's specialties are:Gender, gender dysphoria, TGNC identities, LGBTQIA+ identities, poly/non-monogamy, kink affirmatio...
09/01/2025

Lee's specialties are:

Gender, gender dysphoria, TGNC identities, LGBTQIA+ identities, poly/non-monogamy, kink affirmation, s*x work affirmation, complex family relationships (i.e-not accepting families, contentious family relationships, etc), depression, anxiety, grief, loss and bereavement, older adults, neurodivergence, late diagnosed ADHD.

Learn more about them on our site here: https://www.gstherapycenter.com/lee-hatcher

This workshop will operate in an open dialogue, group therapy style discussion surrounding both cultural identity and ge...
08/01/2025

This workshop will operate in an open dialogue, group therapy style discussion surrounding both cultural identity and gender identity. We want to begin our workshop series by highlighting the unique intersection of navigating today’s world as a trans/non-binary person and an immigrant.

The workshop is open to Trans and Gender Non-Conforming (TGNC) Immigrants and those with immigrant backgrounds, regardless of immigration status. Attendees can expect to learn more about accessing mental health resources such as therapy, discussions on gender, and cultural identity/intersectionality and belonging in today's current climate.

This event is free to attend! We ask that all participants sign up here. Spanish subtitles will be included on the presentation slides.

You can learn more about our facilitators here: https://www.gstherapycenter.com/blog/announcing-a-collaboration-between-the-gender-amp-s*xuality-therapy-center-and-project-sel

and a go directly to the intake form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSer8tSwiL5-foyVFueE1tsFGo7kGsN0xwaL0nNBGej4rMGBvw/viewform

These articles are a good place to start if you’re just beginning to think about ethical non-monogamy–but while they ans...
06/20/2025

These articles are a good place to start if you’re just beginning to think about ethical non-monogamy–but while they answer many common questions that come up when learning about or practicing ENM for the first time, they can’t cover everything you may experience or need support with. Our therapists work with ENM individuals and relationships to help provide clarity, authentic communication, and support as issues come up. Get in touch today!

https://www.gstherapycenter.com/blog/ethical-non-monogamy-an-introductory-guide

it can be a tough season. How can you bring your body a little pleasure and freedom each day?
12/21/2024

it can be a tough season. How can you bring your body a little pleasure and freedom each day?

This time of year is often a reflective one. Here are some questions for you to take some time with.
12/19/2024

This time of year is often a reflective one. Here are some questions for you to take some time with.

This group is for all adults who identify as or considering themselves as having emotionally immature parents. This grou...
12/18/2024

This group is for all adults who identify as or considering themselves as having emotionally immature parents. This group is inspired by Lindsay Gibson's Adult Children Of Immature Parents book.

Please be advised that, as per Healthfirst’s rules, Healthfirst clients cannot be seen for groups on the same day they are seen for individual or relationship therapy.

To participate or find out more information, please complete our scheduling form and select the group “Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents” and we will reach out to schedule an initial call.

https://www.gstherapycenter.com/adult-children-emotionally-immature-parents

And remember that you’re allowed to sit some conversations out. If your relatives are engaging in topics that are too ac...
12/17/2024

And remember that you’re allowed to sit some conversations out. If your relatives are engaging in topics that are too activating or triggering, you do not have to risk your safety or emotional health trying to engage. It can be helpful to take the time with your support systems, including a therapist, to make a plan, know what activates or triggers you, know what calms and soothes you and have self care practices set up. You get to decide what topics you want to or are willing to engage with, and which ones are hard boundaries for you.

Jae has specialized experience working with individuals pertaining to: trans, non-binary and q***r identities, gender, s...
12/16/2024

Jae has specialized experience working with individuals pertaining to: trans, non-binary and q***r identities, gender, s*xuality, body image, self-esteem, anxiety, depression, intimate partner violence, substance use, addiction, harm reduction, HIV/AIDS, borderline personality disorder, bipolar disorder, grief and loss, and racial and cultural concerns.

Learn more about him on our site!

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850 7th Avenue
New York, NY
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Monday 8am - 9pm
Tuesday 8am - 9pm
Wednesday 8am - 9pm
Thursday 8am - 9pm
Friday 8am - 9pm
Saturday 8am - 9pm
Sunday 8am - 9pm

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G&STC is an LGBTQ+ & alt s*x affirming psychotherapy collective grounded in body positivity, s*x positivity and pleasure positivity.

Our mission is to offer a safe, non-judgmental, and empowering therapeutic space to the individuals and communities who often lack access to services, and are met with stigma, discrimination and micro-aggressions, even while in therapy.