In a beginning of transition and especially during the coming out phase, the loved ones can be very supportive. As you begin experiencing changes, suddenly they may experience a reality check. This “reality check” plays a role in their ability to continue supporting you.

Those of you who are parents and are planning or undergoing gender transition, often stumble upon dilemma of coming out to your kids. Many of you write to me, asking what’s the best way to come out to your kids and how to best share your gender identity with them.

Even through my content is marked for adults only, many minors often tend to comment in an attempt to seek answers. Additionally, parents have been reaching out asking me to work with their children or teens. As a result, people often ask if I do work with children and teens and if I don’t, why. Watch as I explain why I only work with adults.

When you know you identify as transgender or non binary, coming out to your partner can be challenging. Especially as you have to confront and face your fears. While it can be difficult, coming out and being honest with your partner is the most important thing you can do.

Watch as I share my professional view on ultimatums in a relationship and share my thoughts on how to deal with them.

The number one question I get asked from partners is whether the relationship will survive transition. In this video, I explore two fundamental factors which have shown a success of a relationship.

Ready to come out to your partner? There is something you want to avoid when coming out to your partner as trans. Watch the video to find out!

Dealing with family and friends when coming out as transgender can be a challenge. How long should you give your family members before setting a boundary?

Planning coming out as trans to your partner? It can be very scary to come out to your partner and sometimes can even delay your transition. This coming out tips can help you get started on the process.