LGBTQIA+ Support

In simple terms, your sexuality or sexual orientation serves as a way to express the feelings you have for someone you find attractive or desirable.

Even though it's common to be attracted to people of different genders, some people have trouble accepting who they are. Some people who were raised in traditional homes may struggle to come to terms with their sexuality and are worried about what others will say about them. As a result, they are afraid and suppressed about not being able to come out as themselves.

Maybe someone has treated you unfairly because of who you are. Any act or attitude that singles out or distinguishes someone based on characteristics like age, sex, race, national origin, sexual orientation, or gender identity is considered discriminatory. This may involve withdrawal or isolation. The major forms of discrimination mentioned in regard to the LGBTQ population are those based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

Homophobia, stigma, and discrimination still exist and can have a severe impact on the health and well-being of these individuals. If you have issues about your own sexuality, it may be difficult for you to develop healthy and happy connections with both yourself and other people, which may be contributing to your compulsive habits, substance abuse and risky sexual behaviour.

You might be struggling with other issues relating to your sexuality, such as how you feel about using drugs, chemsex, alcohol, relationships, or even dating. Despite being a part of the LGBTQIA+ community, you could still feel isolated and alone. I will offer you a setting where you can reveal any of those things in an environment where you can be who you are and feel secure.