LGBTQ+ Mental Health Blog

Resources to help you thrive as a LGBTQ+ person.

Accepting Bisexuality and What I Did to Affirm My Bisexuality
Bisexuality Dr. Jenna Brownfield Bisexuality Dr. Jenna Brownfield

Accepting Bisexuality and What I Did to Affirm My Bisexuality

When I first came out as bi I never felt queer enough. I feared my bisexuality being judged and invalidated. Finding ways to affirm my bisexuality helped me find community, self-love, and pride with my sexuality.

This is why it’s so important to me as a bisexual therapist in Minneapolis to provide bi-affirming therapy for folks who want to feel more comfortable and accepting of their sexuality.

Here are four personal practices that helped affirm my bisexual identity.

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How to Make LGBTQ Friends Online and In Person
Dr. Jenna Brownfield Dr. Jenna Brownfield

How to Make LGBTQ Friends Online and In Person

For LGBTQ people there are benefits to having fellow LGBTQ friends and community. Having LGBT-affirming friendships and community builds your resilience and improves your mental health. So what makes a healthy friendship and how can you make more LGBT friends?

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LGBTQ Self Care Guide for Surviving Another Trump Administration
Dr. Jenna Brownfield Dr. Jenna Brownfield

LGBTQ Self Care Guide for Surviving Another Trump Administration

The results of the 2024 election left many LGBTQ+ folks feeling fearful and uncertain about the future. Injustice against LGBTQ+ people takes a mental and emotional toll on you. Let’s look at some ways you can take care of yourself as an LGBTQ+ person during another Trump administration.

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Healing from LGBTQ Religious Trauma
Dr. Jenna Brownfield Dr. Jenna Brownfield

Healing from LGBTQ Religious Trauma

One form of trauma that uniquely impacts LGBTQ+ people is religious trauma. Due to some religious beliefs being anti-LGBTQ+, queer and trans people can experience religious trauma that targets their LGBTQ+ identity. LGBTQ-affirming religious trauma therapy can help queer and trans people heal from religious trauma.

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