At The Source, we’ve seen firsthand how even well-meaning providers can retraumatize trans people — and how the right training can make all the difference.

Inclusion Can’t Be Cosmetic

We’re not under-resourced because there’s no need. We’re under-resourced because systems have refused to see us.

Insurance should be a bridge to access, not a barrier.

Pride is more than glitter, parades, and rainbows. For trans people — especially in this political moment — it’s protest, protection, and public health all rolled into one.

We’re not just here to treat symptoms. We’re here to challenge the system that made healing so hard to begin with.

You deserve a provider who gets it. A space where you don’t have to explain yourself. A community that holds you through crisis — and helps you imagine life beyond it.

Spoiler: it’s not because we’re inherently unwell.

Affirming care is more than a buzzword.

Most trauma therapy models are built around an assumption of safety — that if you just process the past, you’ll be okay in the present. But what if the present isn’t safe either?