Will we need counselling?
Everyone and anyone who is struggling with their feelings can benefit from positive and affirmative counselling, but they have to be ready to access it. Counselling works best when the person is ready for it, wants it, and asks for it.
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I don’t need or want counselling. Is it obligatory?
Counselling in the traditional sense of the word is not obligatory with GenderGP. However, sessions are available with our excellent team of therapists. Many people find them to be hugely beneficial. However, it's up to you to decide what ...
Why should I seek counselling through GenderGP service providers?
Counselling is a safe and confidential environment in which you are free to explore the issues that may be troubling you. It's a professional friendship that will help you to find the language you need to talk about your feelings and will give you a ...
Does online counselling work?
Emphatically, yes! Online counselling does work. Counselling is a commitment made by two people to be there at the same time each week. Video calling means all you need to do is log on. The fact that you're also surrounded by your own things, in the ...
What blood tests will I need to have?
If you're over 40, you should have a general health check periodically anyway, just to make sure things like your cholesterol and blood count are okay (but this is for everyone, not just because you are going through hormone therapy). The specific ...
How often will I need to get blood tests?
If you are new to gender-affirming treatment or have recently had a change in your dosage of blockers or hormones, it is important to have blood tests every three months. This regular testing helps monitor how your body is responding to the treatment ...