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Queer Asterisk

Health & Wellness

Non-profit

Queer Asterisk

1200 Yarmouth Avenue C-1B, Boulder, CO 80304

Public sourceTrans-led · Self-IdentifiedOpen to AllLGBTQ-led · Self-Identified

Queer Asterisk empowers and nurtures the diverse ways of being that queer people embody, through accessible counseling, education and community programs that uplift queer, trans and gender expansive lives. It started at Naropa University, where Sorin Thomas and two other graduate students in Somatic Counseling Psychology pictured a different kind of mental health organization: rooted in social justice advocacy, devoted to compassionate counseling and education, and built so that its structure and leadership were informed by queer and trans lived experience.

The clinical team works with children, adolescents and adults, with individuals, families and groups of all configurations, specializing in gender-affirming treatment of dysphoria along with trauma, anxiety, depression, addiction, grief and loss. Most counseling happens virtually anywhere in Colorado, with in-person sessions at the Boulder and Denver offices.

Services

Gender-Affirming Care

Ways to visit or buy

  • Telehealth

Inclusivity.org lists this practice so you can find it. We don't provide medical or mental health advice, and we don't check clinical licenses or endorse any provider. Telehealth is limited to the states where a therapist is licensed, so confirm with the practice before booking. If you're in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), or for LGBTQ+ young people, the Trevor Project at 1-866-488-7386.

Languages spoken

English

How we sourced this

Built from the organization's own website, which is where the mission, the counseling services, the clinical approaches, the professional trainings and the community programs come from. The office addresses, phone number and contact email are the ones Queer Asterisk publishes itself.

  • Trans-led — Business owner

    Self-identified by the business owner.

  • Open to All — Public website · source

    Queer Asterisk says its groups and social events are "open to anyone in the LGBTQIA+ community as well as those who are curious or exploring their identity", and that its virtual spaces are open to everyone regardless of geographic location.

  • LGBTQ-led — Business owner · source

    Self-identified by the business owner.

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