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Health Practitioners Safer Listings

It’s important to keep in mind that no space nor practitioners is 100% safe, same for spaces. Indeed, what one perceoves as safe may not feel the same for another. This is where the concept of ‘safer’ comes into play. Rather than aiming to create a perfectly safe space, the emphasis moves toward making the spaces we already have safer. It’s about recognizing that complete safety for everyone may be impossible, yet meaningful improvements are always within reach. The goal is to foster ongoing progress—gradually transforming environments to become more inclusive, considerate, and respectful.
Nonetheless, you’ll find below some listings of practitioners that might be helpful in your researches.

ENGLISH-SPEAKING DIRECTORIES:

IT’S COMPLICATED : in English or German: Online Platform on which you can find practitioners thanks to a very complete filter feature, sorting by languages, places, queer, fees, trans-informed, BDSM & Kink Aware, identity and so on…

BLACK MENTAL HEALTHCARE IN BELGIUM (for now it’s only an Instagram account, might come out soon)
Belgium 

PINKTHERAPY : Online directory also including professional trainings for counsellors, therapists & mental health professionals working with gender, sex & relationship diversity.

QUEERMED-DEUTSCHLAND: in English & German, German-Based directory for queer-friendly & sensitised practices

I share french-speaking listings, on the French version of this page. To access to it, click here. 

 

TRANSGENDER & NON-BINARY: 
1. Transgender & Non-Binary Identities: Resources created by and for trans and non-binary people 


2. Media & Storytelling: Resources that support understanding through narrative and visibility
· Documentaries

Disclosure — Netflix (Documentary)

· Films, series, podcasts

· Personal stories & interviews


3. For Allies & Families: Resources aimed at understanding, unlearning, and support

Distinction Support: Lots of resources to support partners of Transgender and Non-Binary people.
GenderNexus: open drop-in group dedicated to providing a safe place for partners of loved ones who are transgender and/or nonbinary. Peer Support Group. 
Soffa Support Group, by Sunserve: This support group is intended for those with transgender loved ones who wish to support & understand them better. Led by a mental health professional.
Partners Group, by PflagNYC (Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays NYC). The group is peer-led and gives space for individuals in relationships where someone has come out as LGBTQ+ or is transitioning to share with others of similar experiences.⁠

4. Peer Support & Community Spaces: Ongoing, relational, non-clinical support

4. Professional & Therapeutic Resources: For people looking for structured or clinical support