LGBTQIA* Specific

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LGBTQIA* Specific Resources

Counseling Resources

Center for Creative Change

  • Website: Center for Creative Change

  • Number: 314-962-7788

  • Location: 8772 Big Bend Blvd.

  • The Center for Creative Change offers different therapy approaches for individuals, families, and groups.

Safe Connections

  • Website: Safe Connections

  • Crisis Line (24/7): 314-531-2003

  • Business: 314-646-7500

  • Location: 2165 Hampton Ave.

  • Safe connections offers individual counseling, crisis intervention, domestic violence groups, and classes free of charge.

Wash U Campus Resources

Travis Tucker

  • Number: 314-935-3443

  • Email: travis.tucker@wustl.edu

  • Travis is the Assistant Director for LGBTQIA* Student Involvement and Leadership. He is a mandatory reporter.

Student Health Services

  • Website: https://shs.wustl.edu/MentalHealth/Pages/LGBTQIA.aspx

  • General SHS Office: 314-935-6666

  • Jenny King (Mental Health Services Coordinator): 314-935-6695

  • Student Health Services offers individual, group, and couples counseling, crisis intervention, gender identity consultations, hormone therapy, and more

LGBTQIA* Student Groups

Community Resources

Safe Connections

  • Website: Safe Connections

  • Crisis Line (24/7): 314-531-2003

  • Business: 314-646-7500

  • Location: 2165 Hampton Ave.

  • Safe connections offers individual counseling, crisis intervention, domestic violence groups, and classes free of charge.

Metro Trans Umbrella Group (STL)

  • Website: MTUG

  • The Metro Trans Umbrella Group provides resources such as support groups, therapists, legal aids, doctors, and other services for the Trans community.

National Hotline

Translifeline

  • Website: Translifeline

  • Crisis Line: (877)565 -8860 (hours listed online)

  • Office: (415) 483-5361

  •  Translifeline is a resource for transgender people experiencing a crisis. This includes people who may be struggling with their gender identity and are not sure that they are transgender. The goal is the prevent self harm but they welcome the call of any transgender person in need.

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