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Claire Salisbury

Psychotherapist

Claire Salisbury

Email -  salisbury.claire@gmail.com

Phone – Provided after starting service

I provide individual therapy for adults, adolescents, and children (8yoa+) focusing on gender identity and gender dysphoria, sexuality and sexual functioning, mood, and anxiety difficulties.
My practice is particularly focused on helping transgender and gender questioning individuals. This includes parents, other family members, and partners having a difficult time coping with a loved one’s transition.

To this end, I offer the following individual services:
• Exploring one’s gender identity and expression
• Support and guidance for coming out to friends and family
• Navigating the process of transitioning, including hormonal and/or surgical interventions
• Psychotherapy for depression and anxiety related to gender identity
• Psychotherapy for family members struggling with a loved one’s transition

If you are a parent with a gender creative or trans-identified child, navigating this new terrain can be quite confusing. As such, I provide parent psychoeducation sessions on the social/medical transition in gender creative children, tailored to you and your family’s needs, and based on current research and available supports.
If you are another service provider or work in the school system, I provide seminars on working optimally with transgender clients in a therapeutic setting, and on understanding/navigating gender creativity in children and adolescents.

Address – Currently Virtual therapy only

Experience with:

Adults

Children and Youth

Intersex

LGBT2SQ Parents and Families

Seniors

Trans (knowledgeable about trans* services in London)

Trans and Non-Binary Children and Youth

Two-Spirit


Languages service is available in:  

English


Service fees: 

Fee for service, free 10-15 minute phone consultation prior to booking appointment


Accessibility:

Virtual service


QX Land Acknowledgement

QX is located on the traditional territories of the Chonnonton, Anishinaabek, Haudenosaunee, and Lenaape Nations, connected through the London and Sombra Township Treaties, and to the Dish with One Spoon Covenant Wampum. With this acknowledgement, QX recognizes these Indigenous communities as the original stewards of this land and honours the enduring strength of their cultures, languages, and knowledge systems, which continue to thrive today.

We also acknowledge that colonialization and the impacts of colonial violence are not just a piece of history, but also a current lived reality. The crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two Spirits Peoples and the Calls to Action in The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada tell us all that we can and must do better. Queer liberation does not exist in isolation, but rather in relationship with the very notion of Indigenous solidarity.

Furthermore, QX would like to acknowledge the deeply rooted history of Two Spirit peoples. Their stories, teachings, and knowledges have always existed, and we hope to continue learning from and with them.

QX invites our community to learn more about the Indigenous communities in this area. If you are looking for a place to start, the Indigenous Initiatives department through Western University has many publicly accessible videos, toolkits, and readings to support your learning.

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