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Started by cezcal20, March 05, 2013, 05:34:59 PM
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Quote from: cezcal20 on March 06, 2013, 03:12:58 PMIrwin Krieger, LCSW357 Whitney AvenueNew Haven, CT. 06511Phone : (203) 776-1966Email : irwin.krieger@sbcglobal.netEmail : irwin@gay-therapy-ct.comWebsite : http://www.gay-therapy-ct.com/transgender.htmlProviding evaluation, psychotherapy, referral and support for transgender youth and adults, and their families.Apparently they have to have a "LCSW" in order for you to get a letter and a referral to the Endo Doctor.
Quote from: spacerace on March 06, 2013, 03:23:08 PMthose therapists are injecting themselves into the process unnecessarily to get clients. if you genuinely want/need to talk to a therapist about being trans, or transitioning, or whatever - that's fine, go to one, better a specialist in trans people than another for that purpose.but really - if you just want to get on hormones ASAP, you don't need to spend the time or money on a therapist. here is what you do:go here: http://www.glma.org/use their provider search to get a list of GLBT doctors in your arealook up the name of the doctor listed, so you can see their website to find out their specialty. If they are a primary care doctor or an endo, call them. Say, "does dr. soandso work with transgender patients? If they act confused like they don't know, say, nevermind thank you. If they say yes, ask them the same questions you asked the one you called before.again, if you just want to talk a therapist, that's cool and perfectly understandable - definitely call one of them. it is probably not a bad idea anyway, transitioning is a lot to handle.
Quote from: cezcal20 on March 07, 2013, 12:26:09 PMOkay so everyone i have called so far has said i need a "letter" or a referral from a doctor in order to start T. I'm going to call this Endo from Yale Hospital that the lady said she works with trans people. I'm about ready to give up -_________-