Educator Guides and Resources
Ally Week Guide and Info –GLSEN’s Ally Week focuses on allyship for LGBTQ youth, who face disproportionate bullying, harassment, and discrimination in K-12 schools
Ally Info for Ally Week – action steps for Ally week
About GLSEN and Day of Silence -a day in which students remain silent as a demonstration of the silence around bullying and harassment of LGBTQ students. This is a full resource guide to creating your own Day of Silence
Back to School – steps for creating an inclusive school and classroom environment
Creating a School-based GSA – GLSEN’s guide for teachers and students to create a GSA at school
Changing the Game: The GLSEN Sports Project – GLSEN’s resource guide for coaches, athletic directors, PE teachers, educators and parents to make school’s sports space safer
Cultivating Respect: Safe Schools for All – a program and from PFLAG for educators to make their schools safer. Includes a top 10 list of things to do and ways to implement them
Frequently Asked Questions about Transgender People – from the National Center for Gender Equality
GSA Network – a LGBTQ racial and gender justice organization uniting trans and queer youth through GSA clubs
GSA Network Adults and Advisors – a handbook for helping adults as advisors for GSA clubs in schools
GSA – Legal Resources – from GSA Network, a list of resources and current law regarding GSAs in schools
Gender Inclusive Schools FAQs – from NASP, the National Association of School Psychologists – includes research on child development, counseling support for students and families, and policy, law and practice.
Gender Odyssey – Gender Odyssey is an international conference focused on the needs and interests of transgender and gender diverse children of all ages, their families and supporters, and the professionals who serve them. Open to parents, caregivers, educators, social workers, lawyers, students, school administrators and more.
Gender Spectrum: Education – a comprehensive resource for creating an inclusive, welcoming school environment. Includes tools for creating more gender inclusive schools, resources, legal and policy issues, and guides for sports.
GLSEN – Educator, parent and student resource network for creating safe spaces for all students
How to Use Pronouns and additional resources – quick guide for using pronouns and why they matter
Language of Gender – a guide for language surrounding gender – from Gender Spectrum
LGBTQ Students of Color – a guide for educators working with LGBTQ students of color
Model Policies & Law – GLSEN created model school policies to help make schools safer – a resource for changing school policy for teachers, administrators, school board members and parents
Pride Month Guide – GLSEN’s guide educators teaching about Pride in June
Preventing Suicide – knowing the warning signs and what to do to prevent suicide in young people – from The Trevor Project
Ohio High School Athletic Assn Transgender Policy – revised May 16, 2017
Safe School for Transgender and Gender Diverse Students – National Association of School Psychologists position statement on supporting safe school for trans and gender non-conforming students
Safe Space Kit – a resource kit for teachers to create safe spaces in their classrooms and let students know they are allies
School Action Center – resources for making schools safer, including up to date legal information, links to resources at the US Department of Education, and a list of organizations who support trans students to help advocate with schools. From the National Center for Transgender Equality
School Climate and HIV Risk Reduction Guide – a guide to help educators mitigate unsafe risks by providing comprehensive sexuality education, supporting LGBT students and helping to make their schools safer and more affirming
School Legislation – from NCLR and GLSEN, a summary of fifteen cases that have been brought against school districts for failing to protect students from discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
Schools in Transition: A Guide for Supporting Transgender Students in K-12 Schools – created by Gender Spectrum, a guide for helping support a child through a transition at school. Includes information about gender, guidelines for meeting the needs of transgender students, pronouns, student records, confidentiality, restroom and locker access, etc., bullying and harassment, best practices for working with unsupportive families, and an overview of the current legal landscape surround transgender student rights
Supporting and Caring for our Gender Expansive Youth – a combined study between the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) and Gender Spectrum. Gives survey results from 10,000 youth, the ways they define themselves, their home and family experiences, and how schools, children’s hospitals, religious education programs and other youth-serving organizations can support gender expansive young people.
Supporting the Transgender People in Your Life: A Guide to Being a Good Ally – advice and resources for allyship at school, work, in policy and in the community – from the National Center for Transgender Equality
Ready, Set, Respect! Elementary School Toolkit – the kit provides a set of tools to help elementary teachers prepare to teach about respect and includes lesson plans that can help enrich teachable moments PDF Version
Think Before You Speak – a guide for 6 – 12 educators about the power of language and how to raise awareness about language used at school that could be hurtful
Transgender Students and School Bathrooms: Frequently Asked Questions – Sender Spectrum’s resource to help schools create gender-inclusive schools.
Tools for Librarians/Libraries as safe spaces – resource guide for librarians to create a safe space and book lists/recommendations
Understanding Gender – Gender Spectrum’s guide to understanding gender, gender identity, expression and how gender differs from sexual orientation
Understanding Non-Binary People: How to be Respectful and Supportive – a guide from the National Center for Transgender Equality
Webinar for Educators to Support Trans Students – GLSEN’s webinar for teachers to help implement and understand best practices for transgender and gender non-conforming students
Educator Online Courses and Programs
From Gender Spectrum – find info here about their professional development and training courses – [email protected]
From Gender Odyssey – an international conference focused on the needs and interests of transgender and gender diverse children of all ages, their families and supporters, and the professionals who serve them. Open to parents, caregivers, educators, social workers, lawyers, students, school administrators and more. http://www.genderodyssey.org/
Curriculum Guides and Lesson Plans (K-5)
LGBTQ History Curriculum Guide – Classroom resources and guides for teaching LGBTQ history in the classroom. Geared toward LGBTQ history month in October, but can be used year round.
Educator Resources, Lesson Plans and Kits for K – 12+ classrooms – Kits, lesson plans and interactive info from Unerased.
No Name Calling Week – GLSEN’s No Name-Calling Week is a week organized by K-12 educators and students to end name-calling and bullying in schools.
Curriculum Guides and Lesson Plans (6-12)
Alan Turing: True to Himself – a resource for secondary educators for including the father of the modern computer in the classroom –
Educator Resources, Lesson Plans and Kits for K – 12+ classrooms – Kits, lesson plans and interactive info from Unerased.
Developing LGBT-Inclusive Classroom Resources – how to align lessons to the Common Core, 6 – 12 grade
He Continues to Make a Difference: Commemorating the Life of Matthew Shepard – a resource for high school (9 -12) educators –
History Unerased – offers free academic inquiry kits for various grade levels, plus lesson plans, curriculum guides and educator trainings and courses
LGBTQ Heritage Theme Study – a publication of the National Park Foundation – LGBTQ History Curriculum Guide – Classroom resources and guides for teaching LGBTQ history in the classroom. Geared toward LGBTQ history month in October, but can be used year round.
Making Gay History: The Podcast – Interviews with LGBTQ champions, heroes and witnesess to history – content for adult audiences but contain extractions that can be used in the classroom
No Name Calling Week – GLSEN’s No Name-Calling Week is a week organized by K-12 educators and students to end name-calling and bullying in schools.
Think Before You Speak – a guide for 6 – 12 educators about the power of language and how to raise awareness about language used at school that could be hurtful. Includes activities and lesson plans.
The Pye Haris Project – a set of videos of LGBTQ people discussing their experiences coming out in different decades –
Quist – an LGBTQ history education organization focused on using creative tech solutions to teach “quistory” in youth-friendly ways –
Unheard Voices – recommended for grades 6-12, an oral history curriculum project that highlights the stories of nine important people in LGBTQ history –
Valentine Road – an HBO film documenting the death of an 8th grade transgender student who was shot and killed by a classmate. Lesson plan and guide provided by GLSEN
Resources for High School Students
About GLSEN and Day of Silence – a day in which students remain silent as a demonstration of the silence around bullying and harassment of LGBTQ students. This is a full resource guide to creating your own Day of Silence
Ally Info for Ally Week – student guides for how to be an ally for LGBTQ students, trans and gender non-conforming students, LGBTQ students of color, and LGBTQ students with disabilities
Coming Out Guide – HRC’s resource guide for coming out
Coming Out Resource – Spanish-language Coming Out Guide, Transgender Visibility Guide, Coming Out as a Straight Supporter and other coming out advice and resources
Creating a Community GSA – GLSEN’s guide for students to create a GSA outside of school
Creating a School-based GSA – GLSEN’s guide for teachers and students to create a GSA at school
Gender Cool – The GenderCool Project is a national storytelling campaign spotlighting remarkable stories of transgender young people.
Genderfork – stories, images, and profiles of people exploring gender/gender expression across the spectrum
Gender Spectrum: Teens – Key tips on knowing your rights, discussing your experiences, and understanding your gender as you navigate your Gender identity across multiple realms.
Gender Inclusive Schools FAQs – from NASP, the National Association of School Psychologists – includes research on child development, counseling support for students and families, and policy, law and practice.
GSA Network – guide to creating GSA’s and organizing a campaign to create one in your school
GSA – Legal Resources – from GSA Network, a list of resources and current law regarding GSAs in schools
It Gets Better – inspirational stories and resources for LGBTQ students
It Gets Better Helpline – links to help/crisis lines for all LGBTQ youth
Know Your Rights – from the National Center for Transgender Equality, a great resource for your rights at school and what to do if your rights are being violated
Mermaids– a UK based resource with an online forum for teens up to age 20.
National Runaway Safeline – if you have or are thinking about running away, call for support. 1-800-RUNAWAY
No Name Calling Week – GLSEN’s No Name-Calling Week is a week organized by K-12 educators and students to end name-calling and bullying in schools. See student leader section for how to create your own No Name Calling Week
Ohio High School Athletic Assn Transgender Policy – revised May 16, 2017
PFLAG National Scholarship Program – scholarships for LGBTQ students and allies
Quist app – app for LGBTQ history
Schools in Transition: A Guide for Supporting Transgender Students in K-12 Schools – created by Gender Spectrum, a guide for helping support a child through a transition at school. Includes information about gender, guidelines for meeting the needs of transgender students, pronouns, student records, confidentiality, restroom and locker access, etc., bullying and harassment, best practices for working with unsupportive families, and an overview of the current legal landscape surround transgender student rights
Suicide Prevention HotLine for LGBTQ+ – 1-800-273-8255
Supporting the Transgender People in Your Life: A Guide to Being a Good Ally – advice and resources for allyship at school, work, in policy and in the community – from the National Center for Transgender Equality
TransActive Gender Center – youth and ally support
Transgender Students and School Bathrooms: Frequently Asked Questions – Sender Spectrum’s resource to help schools create gender-inclusive schools.
Trans Lifelife – staffed by transgender people for transgender people in crisis. 1-877-565-8860 (USA) or 1-877-330-6366 (Canada)
TransYouth Family Allies – links to resources, services and FAQs
Trans Youth Truth – TRUTH is a youth-led program for trans and gender nonconforming young people to build public understanding, empathy, and a movement for liberation through storytelling and media organizing.
The Trevor Project – crisis intervention and suicide prevention for LGBTQ youth – call, online chat, or text for help. If you are thinking about suicide, call immediately 866-488-7386
Trevor Support Center – a place where LGBTQ youth and their allies can find answers to frequently asked questions, and explore resources related to sexual orientation, gender identity and more
Understanding Non-Binary People: How to be Respectful and Supportive – a guide from the National Center for Transgender Equality
Resources for Parents
A guide to talking to decision makers, administration, and school board members- from GLSEN, this guide will take you through the process of asking for a meeting with a decision-maker at your school or in your community to create positive change for LGBTQ students
Changing the Game: The GLSEN Sports Project – GLSEN’s resource guide for coaches, athletic directors, PE teachers, educators and parents to make school’s sports space safer
Department of Education, Office of Civil Rights complaint forms – forms for students and parents to file discrimination complaints
Family Acceptance Project – The Family Acceptance Project® is a research, intervention, education and policy initiative that works to prevent health and mental health risks for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) children and youth, including suicide, homelessness and HIV – in the context of their families, cultures and faith communities.
Family Acceptance Project: Family Videos – video series to help diverse families support their LGBTQ children
Frequently Asked Questions about Transgender People – from the National Center for Gender Equality
Gender Odyssey – Gender Odyssey is an international conference focused on the needs and interests of transgender and gender diverse children of all ages, their families and supporters, and the professionals who serve them. Open to parents, caregivers, educators, social workers, lawyers, students, school administrators and more.
Gender Spectrum: Parenting and Family – a comprehensive collection of research, resources, and stories to help parents, family members, caregivers and guardians learn more about gender diversity
How to File a Complaint for Bullying, Harassment and Discrimination for LGBTQ students – from GLSEN, step-by-step guide for filing a complaint
ID Document Center – from the National Center for Transgender Equality – state by state guidelines and forms for legal name changes
InterAct – advocacy for intersex youth
Know Your Rights – from the National Center on Transgender Equality, a comprehensive list of rights in airport security, employment, healthcare, housing, immigration documents, medicare, military records, passports, public accommodations, schools, social security, and for survivors of violence. Includes current laws and protections, documents to file complaints and guidance through procedures. Schools section – a great resource for your child’s rights at school and what to do if their rights are being violated
Mermaids – a UK based resource with an online parent support forum
Model Law & Policies – GLSEN’s compilation of model policies and laws for LGBTQ students
National Call-In Support Group – from Gender Spectrum, a monthly call-in support group for parents and caregivers
National Center for Transgender Equality – the nation’s leading social justice advocacy organization whose mission is to end discrimination and violence against transgender people. Projects include Racial and Economic Justice Initiative, Trans Legal Services Network, Voices for Trans Equality and Families for Trans Equality. Check out the Calendar for webinars to help advocates for trans youth in schools.
National Center for Lesbian Rights – NCLR is a non-profit, public interest law firm that litigates precedent-setting cases at the trial and appellate court levels; advocates for equitable public policies affecting the LGBT community; provides free legal assistance to LGBT people and their legal advocates; and conducts community education on LGBT issues.
Ohio High School Athletic Assn Transgender Policy – revised May 16, 2017
Parents of Transgender Children Facebook group – closed group, must complete application to join, for parents, immediate caregivers or family members of transgender, gender non-conforming, gender-fluid, gender-questioning or agender children (of any age)
PFLAG – a national organization with local chapters providing confidential peer support, education and advocacy for parents and friends of the LGBTQ community
PFLAG Transgender – news, resources and advocacy for parents of transgender people
PFLAG National Scholarship Program – scholarships for LGBTQ students and allies
Preventing Suicide – knowing the warning signs and what to do to prevent suicide in young people – from The Trevor Project
Raising Zay – a Cincinnati Enquirer story about a trans girl and her family in Cincinnati
Safe School for Transgender and Gender Diverse Students – National Association of School Psychologists position statement on supporting safe school for trans and gender non-conforming students
School Action Center – resources for making schools safer, including up to date legal information, links to resources at the US Department of Education, advocacy support for parents working with schools, FAQs about current law, and a list of organizations who support trans students to help advocate with schools. From the National Center for Transgender Equality
Schools in Transition: A Guide for Supporting Transgender Students in K-12 Schools – created by Gender Spectrum, a guide for helping support a child through a transition at school. Includes information about gender, guidelines for meeting the needs of transgender students, pronouns, student records, confidentiality, restroom and locker access, etc., bullying and harassment, best practices for working with unsupportive families, and an overview of the current legal landscape surround transgender student rights
Student Support Plan – from Gender Spectrum – plan for transgender students at school. This video is an accompaniment to the plan and helps formulate the plan for parents and students, school staff, counselors, admin, teachers, and other adults at school.
Supporting the Transgender People in Your Life: A Guide to Being a Good Ally – advice and resources for allyship at school, work, in policy and in the community – from the National Center for Transgender Equality
TransActive Gender Center – located in Portland, the Center provides resources and information for transgender kids and families. Training and support groups are held locally in Portland, but you can contact them with questions. The In A Bind program helps distribute new and gently used binders to transgender youth in need.
TransFamily – a support center based in Cleveland – offers regional resources and support groups for Northeastern Ohio.
TransKids Purple Rainbow Foundation – created by Greg and Jeanette Jennings and their daughter Jazz, the foundation has stories of transyouth coming out, resources for parents, financial aid and scholarship programs and financial support for homeless transgender youth
Transgender Students and School Bathrooms: Frequently Asked Questions – Sender Spectrum’s resource to help schools create gender-inclusive schools.
TransParent – support for parents, both online with resources and advocacy and in person with parent support groups
TransWellness Annual Conference – presented by the Mazzoni Center in Philadelphia, the Conference was created to educate and empower trans individuals on issues of health and well-being, educate and inform allies and health service providers, and to facilitate networking, community-building, and systemic change.
TransYouth Family Allies – parent support page with resources for advocacy and medical information/treatment options
Trans Youth Truth – stories and encouragement for parents and family members
The Trevor Project – crisis intervention and suicide prevention for LGBTQ youth – call, online chat, or text for help. If you are thinking about suicide, call immediately 866-488-7386
Trevor Support Center – a place where LGBTQ youth and their allies can find answers to frequently asked questions, and explore resources related to sexual orientation, gender identity and more
Understanding Gender – Gender Spectrum’s guide to understanding gender, gender identity, expression and how gender differs from sexual orientation
Understanding Non-Binary People: How to be Respectful and Supportive – a guide from the National Center for Transgender Equality
Additional Reading and Blogs for Parents
Transparenthood: Raising a Transgender Child – blog article from Parenting Magazine Twitter link: @transparenthood
https://raisingmyrainbow.com/ – by Lori Duron
https://gendermom.wordpress.com/ – by Gendermom
Non-conforming Mom blog/twitter Twitter link: @nonconformom
Amber Briggle – blog/twitter Twitter link: @mrsbriggle
Vanessa Ford – blog/twitter Twitter link: @VanessaFordDC
Resources for Coaches and Athletic Departments
Changing the Game: The GLSEN Sports Project – GLSEN’s resource guide for coaches, athletic directors, PE teachers, educators and parents to make school’s sports space safer
On The Team: Equal Opportunity for Transgender Student Athletes – a comprehensive guide for inclusion, policy and best practices for transgender high school and collegiate athletes
Ohio High School Athletic Assn Transgender Policy – revised May 16, 2017
Book Lists
For K – 5 readers – book list from GLSEN
For Children, Youth, and Young Adults – reading list from the TransActive Gender Center
For Parents, Caregivers and Allies – reading list from the TransActive Gender Center
For Educators and Providers – reading list from the TransActive Gender Center
For People of Faith/Spiritual Belief -reading list from the TransActive Gender Center
All ages – reading list from TransYouth Family Allies
All ages – reading list from TransParent
Raising Ryland by Hillary Whittington
The Transgender Child by Stephanie A. Brill and Rachel Pepper
Online Group Support
Cincinnati Trans Support Group – Facebook Group – ctcg – trans* talk
Transgender Community of Greater Cincinnati – Facebook support group
Transcend – an Australian based online parent support community
Local Transgender Inclusive Healthcare Providers(Self-Described)
Medical Physicians – Primary Care
Robert Brandt, MD
Family medicine, HIV speciality
Wright State Physicians Health Center
725 University Blvd.
Fairborn OH 45324
937- 245-7200
Email: [email protected]
Elise Chambers, MD
Internal medicine and pediatrics
Queen City Physicians – Western Ridge
6949 Good Samaritan Dr #210
Green Twp., OH 45247
513-931-2400
Toni Cottongim, MD (including Drs Altenau, Bennett, Massa and Winhusen)
Family medicine – adult patients
TriHealth
Rudemiller Family Medicine
6350 Glenway Avenue #205
Cincinnati , OH 45211
513-481-0900
Arnold Drummond, MD
Internal medicine
TriHealth
West Chester Medical Group
7301 Tylers Corner Drive
West Chester, OH 45069
513-777-8300
Katheryn Jadeed, MD
Internal Medicine & Pediatrics
TriHealth
379 Dixmyth Avenue
Cincinnati , OH 45220
513-246-7000
H Joseph Kiesler, MD
Works with homeless trans population
Healthcare for Homeless program
Greater Care Clinic on McMicken
513-386-7899
Sarah Pickle, MD
Family medicine, women’s health, reproductive health, and transgender health
UC Health Primary Care – Wyoming office
305 Crescent Ave
Cincinnati, OH 45215
513-821-0275
University Health Services (UC Students Only)
2751 O’Varsity Way
Cincinnati, OH 45219
513-556-2564
Lisa Rowley, MD
Primary Care
UC Health
222 Piedmont Ave, Suite 6000
Cincinnati OH 45219
513-475-7880
Stan Scheidler, DO
Primary Care
Scheidler Medical Preferred
543 Park Ave
Hamilton OH 45103
513-737-0257
Dr. Shanna Stryker, MD and
Dr. Julia Bedard-Thomas, MD
Family Medicine
The Christ Hospital Family Medicine Associates
2123 Auburn Avenue Ave, Suite 235
Cincinnati OH 45219
513- 585-3238
Cynthia Villacis, MD
Family practice
Health Connections Direct Primary Care
527 Centre View Boulevard
Crestview Hills, KY 41017
859-905-0707
Nita Walker, MD and
Kay Johnson, MD
General practice, internal medicine, women’s health
UC Health – Montgomery Primary Care Office
9275 Montgomery Rd #200
Cincinnati, OH 45242
513-936-4510
Medical Physicians – Pediatrics/Adolescents
Transgender Clinic at Children’s Hospital and affiliated physicians
Lee Ann Conard, DO
Adolescent care, transgender care
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital – Director, Transgender Clinic
3333 Burnet Ave
Cincinnati OH 45229
513-636-2153
Sarah Corathers, MD and
Ruchi Bhabhra, MD
Nadia Yaqub, MD
Colin Carracher, MD
Pediatrics, endocrinology, internal medicine
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Endocrinology and Diabetes Division
3333 Burnet Ave
Cincinnati OH 45229
513-636-4744
Rula Kanj, MD
Pediatric and adolescent gynecology
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology Division
3333 Burnet Ave
MLC 2026
Cincinnati OH 45229
513-636-9400
Molly McHenry, FNP
Nurse Practitioner, Adolescent and transition medicine, HIV care and prevention
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital – Transgender Clinic
3333 Burnet Ave
Cincinnati OH 45229
503-803-2387
Other pediatric/adolescent care physicians
Garrett Bell-Gresham, MD
Pediatrics
TriHealth
Group Health – Kenwood
8240 Northcreek Dr
Cincinnati OH 45236
513-246-7000
Diana Brinker, MD
Pediatrics
TriHealth
2001 Anderson Ferry Road – Western Hills office
Cincinnati , OH 45238
513-246-7000
Elise Chambers, MD
Internal medicine and pediatrics
Queen City Physicians – Western Ridge
6949 Good Samaritan Dr #210
Green Twp., OH 45247
513-931-2400
Danielle Connor, MD
Pediatrics
TriHealth
Group Health – Kenwood
8240 Northcreek Dr
Cincinnati OH 45236
513-246-7000
Nancy DeBlasis, MD
Pediatrics
TriHealth
Group Health – Kenwood
8240 Northcreek Dr
Cincinnati OH 45236
513-246-7000
Tasha Faruqui, DO
Pediatrics
TriHealth
Group Health – Kenwood
8240 Northcreek Dr
Cincinnati OH 45236
513-246-7000
Robyn Gorman, MD
Pediatrics
TriHealth
2001 Anderson Ferry Road – Western Hills office
Cincinnati , OH 45238
513-246-7000
Katheryn Jadeed, MD
Internal Medicine & Pediatrics
TriHealth
379 Dixmyth Avenue
Cincinnati , OH 45220
513-246-7000
Medical Physicians – Obstetrics and Gynecology
Marcia Bowling, MD
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Oncology Hematology Care, Inc
2025 Reading Road
Cincinnati OH 45202
800-710-4674
Amy Brenner, MD
Gynecology, women’s health
Amy Brenner and Associates
6413 Thornberry Ct
Mason OH 45040
513-770-0787
Scott Firestein, MD
OB/GYN
TriHealth
Group Health practice
7810 Five Mile Road – Anderson office
Cincinnati, OH 45230
513-246-7000
379 Dixmyth Ave. – Clifton office
Cincinnati, Ohio 45220
513-246-7000
2001 Anderson Ferry Road – Western Hills office
Cincinnati, Ohio 45238
513-246-7000
Tara Knipper, MD
OB/GYN
TriHealth
Group Health – Anderson office
7810 Five Mile Road
Cincinnati, OH 45230
Phone: 513.246.7000
Lori Phillip, MD
OB/GYN
TriHealth Women’s Services Northeast
11135 Montgomery Rd Ste 100
Cincinnati OH 45249
513-793-2220
Brian Miller, MD
OB/GYN
3590 Lucille Dr Suite 2500
Cincinnati, Ohio 45213
513-475-8588
Hoxworth Center for Women’s Health
3130 Highland Ave
Cincinnati, OH 45219
513-475-8588
Florence:
68 Cavalier Blvd
Suite 2700
Florence KY 41042 (Thursdays)
859-449-7468
Medical Physicians – Endocrinology
Sarah Corathers, MD and
Ruchi Bhabhra, MD
Nadia Yaqub, MD
Colin Carracher, MD
Pediatrics, endocrinology, internal medicine
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Endocrinology and Diabetes Division
3333 Burnet Ave
Cincinnati OH 45229
513-636-4744
Naila Goldenburg, MD and
Michael Spivak, MSN (nutritionist)
Endocrinology, diabetes, cholesterol
Functional Cholesterol, Diabetes, and Endocrinology
12103 Sheraton Ln,
Cincinnati, OH 45246
513-604-1004
103 Landmark Drive, Suite 260
Bellevue, KY 41073
513-604-1004
Medical Physicians – Specialities
| LeAnna Lane, MD
Dermatology Tri Health Group Health – Clifton 379 Dixmyth Avenue Cincinnati , OH 45215 513-246-7000 Group Health – Western Hills 2001 Anderson Ferry Rd Western Hills, OH 45238 513-246-7000 |
Group Health – Western Ridge
6909 Good Samaritan Dr #A
Cincinnati, OH 45247
513-246-7000
Mark Andolina, MD
Oncology
TriHealth
Cancer Institute
8240 Northcreek Road
Suite 1100
Cincinnati OH 45236
513-853-1300
Rodney Roof, DPM
Podiatry
Group Health – Kenwood
8240 Northcreek Dr
Cincinnati OH 45236
513-246-7014
Dentists
Greg Sherman, DDS
General, cosmetic, implant
Kenwood Complete Dentistry
5050 E Galbraith Rd, Suite C
Cincinnati OH 45236
513-531-5050
Email: [email protected]
Speech Pathologists:
John Fredeking, MS, CCC-SLP
Speech-language pathologist
Cincinnati Children’s
3333 Burnet Ave
Cincinnati OH 45229
513-636-4341
Email: [email protected]
Renee Gustin, CCC-SLP
Speech pathologist, professional voice
UC Health – Otolaryngology
222 Piedmont Ave, Suite 5200
Cincinnati OH 45219
513-475-8400
Email: [email protected]
Therapists
Family:
Meghan Anderson, LGBTQ+ Affirmative Therapist, MSW, LSW
Children (6 – 10), Preteens (11 – 13), Teens (14 – 19), Adults
5400 Edalbert Drive
Cincinnati, Ohio 45239
513-780-5369
Judy Buka, M.Ed, LSW
Adults, elders
Comprehensive Counseling Services Inc
10921 Reed Hartman Highway, Suite 104F
Blue Ash, Ohio 45242
513-214-2567
Email: [email protected]
Heather Lynn Coulson, MS
Teens, adults
Heather Lynn Coulson Counseling
4226 Montgomery Rd
Cincinnati, Ohio 45212
435-580-8103
Laura Edwards, MA, LPCC-S
Teens (14- 19), Adults, Elders (65+)
Perceptions Counseling Services, LLC
7439 Montgomery Rd, Suite 4
Cincinnati OH 45236
513-322-5329
Evelyn R Heflin, MSW, LISW and
Maria Piombo, EDD, LPCC-S
Teens (14 -19), Adults, Elders (65+)
Central Clinic
311 Albert Sabin Way
Cincinnati, Ohio 45229
513-558-7416 – adults, ask for Wanda to leave a message for Evelyn
513-558-5823 – children
Suzanne Hoskin, LPCC, LICDC
Teens (13+), Adults
CompassPoint Counseling
Anderson office:
463 Ohio Pike, Suite 102-B
Cincinnati, Ohio 45255
513-939-0300
Fairfield office:
1251 Nilles Rd, Suite 5
Fairfield, OH 45014
West Chester office:
8300 Princeton Glendale Rd, Suite 201
West Chester, Ohio 45069
513-939-0300
June Huelskamp, MSW, LISW-S, LCSW
Family, individual, couples, kids and adolescents
Latitude Therapeutic Practices, LLC
7439 Montgomery Road
Suite 4
Cincinnati, Ohio 45236
513-607-5448
Christina Mayhaus, MA, LPCC, NCC
Christina Mayhaus Counseling
4226 Montgomery Rd
Cincinnati, Ohio 45212
(513) 280-8747
Sheri McCullah Casbeer, LPCC-S, LICDC-CS, RTM
Teen and adult therapy
11440 Hamilton Ave
Suite 206
Cincinnati OH 45231
513-648-9596
Martha McLeod, MA, LISW, LCSW
Individual and couples therapy
221 Woolper Ave
Cincinnati OH 45220
513-221-8623
http://www.mcleodcounseling.com/
Yvette Nepper, MA, LPCC
CompassPoint Counseling
Anderson office:
463 Ohio Pike, Suite 102-B
Cincinnati, Ohio 45255
513-939-0300
West Chester office:
8300 Princeton Glendale Rd, Suite 201
West Chester, Ohio 45069
513-939-0300
Steven Nichols, PhD
Teens (14 – 19), Adults
3200 Linwood Avenue
Suite 2
Cincinnati, Ohio 45226
513-312-2203
Laura Obert, PhD
Teens (14-19) and adults
Obert Psychological Services
800 Compton Rd
Unit 32
Cincinnati, Ohio 45231
513-449-2747 x 3
Emma Schmidt, MA
Sex Therapist, adults
Emma Schmidt and Associates (all members of practice except for Amy Clark)
3665 Erie Ave
Cincinnati OH 45208
513-438-0448
Charlene Kamin Schneider, PhD
Teens, adults, elders
6771 Prairie View Drive
Maineville, Ohio 45039
513-985-0595
Web: www.mycincinnatipsychologist.com
Laurie Stober, PCC, MA
Preteens (11-13), teens, adults, elders, group and individual, family
Full Circle Therapy
4412 Carver Woods Dr, Suite 204
Blue Ash, OH 45242
513-370-2595
Amy Sullivan, LPC
Preteens (11-13), Teens (14-19), Adults , post-trauma
Restoring Hope Counseling and Coaching, Inc.
8622 Winton Rd, Suite A
Cincinnati OH 45231
513-318-4574
Hillary Wishnick, PhD
Individuals, couples, adolescents,
6400 Thornberry Court
Suite 620
Mason, OH 45040
513-237-2747
http://www.drhillarywishnick.com/
Brian Wright, LPCC, LICDC
Individual, chemical dependency
Mount Washington office
2117 Beechmont Ave,
Cincinnati, OH, 45230
Cincinnati Westside office
3253 W. North Bend Rd
Cincinnati, OH, 45239
513-446-7040
http://www.bwrightcounseling.com/
Caitlin Yilmazer, MA, LPCC
Preteens (11-13), Teens (14-19), Adults
Waybridge Counseling, Anderson
4030 Mt Carmel-tobasco Road
Suite 102
Cincinnati, Ohio 45255
(937) 601-4389
Clinics
Transgender Wellness Program Central Clinic
311 Albert Sabin Way
Cincinnati OH 45229
513-558-5801
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.centralclinic.org
The Transgender Wellness Program (TWP) at Central Clinic is an innovative, culturally responsive program designed to provide mental health and supportive services to transgender community members ages 18+. – Individual, group, and family counseling/therapy – Psychiatric medication consultation and management services – Psychological evaluation – Case management services – Connection to trans-competent medical providers – Letters for legal, hormonal, and medical interventions – Ohio Medicaid Enrollment Assistance
The Transgender Clinic at Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Transgender Wellness Clinic Hours and locations vary. 513-636-4681
www.cincinnatichildrens.org
Provides transgender health services for patients 5-24 years old including: – Puberty blockers – Gender-affirming hormones – Menstrual suppression – Referrals for therapy, psychiatry, psychology, pediatric endocrinology, pediatric gynecology, nutrition and other services as needed – Collaboration with schools – Patient and family support – Consultation with the Ethics Committee, if needed – Referral for legal services – Referral for voice and communication training – Fertility management