When Should I Start Counselling?
Many people find it hard to know when to begin counselling. It can be a financial investment, it requires time, and it might bring up uncomfortable feelings or memories. On the other hand, counselling can be an empowering experience that reveals your strengths, gives you insight, and provides tools to improve your relationship with yourself…
Coming Out Series
Victoria F. Knew It Was Time to Come Out When…
Victoria F. (she/her) identifies as a bisexual ciswoman. In today’s Coming Out post, she shares how she had to challenge internal and external homophobia to accept her bisexuality as well as how she accidentally came out to her mother via a blog post. Accepting Her Bisexuality I struggled a lot with my sexuality growing up. As…
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Haley Knew It Was Time to Come Out When…
Haley Boros (she/her) identifies as panromantic and bisexual. In today’s Coming Out post, she shares what it was like growing up with internalized heteronormativity and the gradual process of understanding her sexuality. Panromantic and Bisexual Growing up in a small town in B.C., it felt like my scope on gender and sexuality was limited! Many…
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Liz Knew It Was Time to Come Out When…
Liz (she/her) identifies as biromantic and demisexual. In today’s Coming Out post, she shares how internalizing the cultural narrative that coming out is dependent upon dating someone delayed sharing her identities with others and shares the extremely relatable coming out strategy of “did you see what I posted about on Twitter?” Identifying as Biromantic and…
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Milo Knew It Was Time to Come Out When…
My name is Milo Applejohn, I use He/They pronouns. I am Métis and my ancestors come from Treaty 4 and Treaty 6 territories. I work on the unceded ancestral territory of the Musqeam, Squamish, and Tsleil Waututh First Nations. I am Métis, and I am Two-Spirit. While I am accessing hormones and have had surgeries…
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- Celebrate Pride – Your Way for What’s On Queer BC
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xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish), and səl̓ilw̓ətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
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