LGBTQIA+ Affirming Mental Health Care
Most Major Insurance Accepted • No Referral Needed* • In-Person & Online.
Authentic Support Across Wisconsin
Your identity deserves celebration, not explanation. Whether you’re exploring your gender identity or sexual orientation, thinking about transition, dealing with family challenges, or facing discrimination – you deserve mental health care that truly gets who you are.
Common Experiences We Support:
- Identity exploration and uncertainty
- Gender transition support
- Coming out challenges and family dynamics
- Discrimination and minority stress
- Difficulty understanding how to support LGBTQIA+ loved ones
- Anxiety and depression related to identity

Our Approach to LGBTQIA+ Affirming Care
At Behavioral Health Clinic, we combine proven therapy techniques with genuine understanding of LGBTQIA+ experiences to create treatment that celebrates your authentic self while addressing your very real mental health needs.
Unlike generic therapy approaches, Behavioral Health Clinic has multiple clinicians who are experienced and trained to provide empathetic, affirming, and holistic support for a variety of LGBTQIA+ related experiences. Our specialists understand the unique challenges you face and create a partnership focused on your goals and authentic expression.
Your LGBTQIA+ Affirming Care Journey:

Your First Visit
We’ll discuss what brought you here and what you hope to change. Your therapist will ask about your identity and experiences, and you’ll only share what feels comfortable to you.

Building Your Goals

Weekly Sessions

Checking Your Progress
Embrace Your True Identity
Our counselors have training and experience working with individuals who are in various stages of identity development with regard to exploring gender and sexual identity, coming out, and/or pursuing legal and medical gender affirmation. We believe in supporting LGBTQIA+ clients in their overall mental health and quality of life while affirming identity.
We have providers who are experienced in working with queer couples and individuals.
Several providers have training in providing gender therapy services, such as evaluation of readiness for gender affirming surgeries or other medical interventions, as well as writing letters for primary care and specialty medical providers in support of access to medical treatment.


Understanding Pronouns
What’s a pronoun? Why do they matter? What can you do if you make a mistake? Learn this vital information and more.
Any questions?
What to Expect
I'm questioning my identity but not sure I want to transition. Can therapy help?
How do I know my therapist will truly understand LGBTQIA+ issues?
What's involved in getting letters for medical care?
Insurance & Scheduling
What Happens When You Call:
- A caring team member asks about your specific concerns and what you hope to learn from assessment.
- We’ll help answer basic insurance questions, but recommend verifying your network and benefit coverage with your insurance.
- We match you with the right specialist and location based on your needs and preferences.
- You schedule your assessment – typically available within 1-2 months.
Where are your clinics located?
Behavioral Health Clinic has multiple locations throughout Wisconsin, and we offer both in-person and online ADHD assessment and support services. For specific Wisconsin clinic locations and contact information, please visit our contact us page
If you’re not located near one of our Wisconsin clinics but reside in a state that participates in PsyPact, you may still be eligible to receive our online services. You can view the current participating states on the PsyPact map.
How do I pay my bill?
We accept most major insurance plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Quartz, Aspirus Arise, United Healthcare, Aetna, and many others. To verify your benefits and explain your coverage, we recommend calling your insurance provider.
Competitive rates and sliding scale feeds or payment plans are available for qualifying families.
How quickly can I see a professional?
Morning, afternoon, evening, and some weekend appointments available. Clear explanations and discussions on your assessment results mean no anxious waiting months for answers.
Crisis Resources: If you are experiencing thoughts of self-harm or suicide, please contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988 or seek immediate emergency care
* Clients with Medicare are required to have a referral for testing and assessments.
