Gender Harmony Institute

Sensitive & Holistic Care
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Supporting Individuals & Families

At GHI, we offer caring, non-medical support for those facing gender-related distress (GRD). Our goal is to help you be true to yourself and build strong relationships. Our treatment does not include medicalization (puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, surgery) or social transition.

Treating Individuals

Welcome! We’re so glad you’re here. We’re here to help you flourish.

Supporting Parents

You can do this, and we can help! Your child needs you more than ever.

Training Clinicians

Join us! Provide comprehensive and holistic treatment to clients and families.

Promoting authenticity and strong family relationships

Parent with love & confidence

At GHI, we’re here to help you support your child’s independence while honoring your parental intuition. 

Help your kids navigate the emotional and physical changes of puberty with confidence and care. At GHI, we work alongside you to offer the warmth and encouragement they need to thrive, so they never feel alone on their journey.

Break free from stereotypes.
Foster personal and family growth.

What We Offer

At GHI, we understand that gender-related distress (GRD) can be complicated. We offer extensive support for parents and family therapy alongside individual treatment.

We also provide support and training for clinicians interested in treating GRD in holistic, alternative ways.  

Individual Therapy

Personalized care that explores the roots of your distress and honors your authenticity. 

Family Treatment

Family therapy provides unique benefits and is incorporated whenever possible at GHI. Strengthening family bonds reduces distress.

Join our Clinical Team

We’re here to give you the training, tools, and supervision you need to provide comprehensive, holistic care. 

Honoring integrity, strengthening relationships.

Donate so that GHI can provide holistic, evidence-based therapy to low-income individuals and families burdened by gender-related distress.