Therapy

Therapy for Trans and Gender Expansive People in Washington State

Digital poster detailing Trans-Wa's therapy program information

About Therapy at Trans-Wa!

Our weekly virtual (telehealth) appointments are sliding scale $0-$200 per session (recommended minimum of $30 per session) and hosted on a secure video platform. You will meet with a current Master of Social Work student who is supervised by a fully licensed LICSW.

Eligibility for therapy:

  • Identify as Transgender, Gender-Expansive, and/or questioning (Trans, Two-Spirit, 3rd gender, nonbinary, Intersex, gender fluid/flux, agender, and all others who aren’t exclusively cisgender)
  • Ages 13+ at start of therapy
  • Physically located in Washington State during sessions

Our Specialties

Identity Development

  • Sexuality and gender (LGBTQ+, sex-positive, polyamory)
  • Racial identity
  • Self-esteem

Neurodiversity & Disability

  • Autism
  • ADHD
  • Chronic Illness

Social and Political Stress

  • Depression
  • Anxiety
  • Trauma

Family and Relationships

  • Family conflict
  • Peer relationships
  • Relationship issues

Meet Our Therapists

A selfie of Revel, a Black woman wearing a red shirt, sitting in a car

Revel Anderson (she/her)

Revel is a second year MSW student at Howard University and a United States veteran dedicated to fostering healing, empowerment, and inclusivity for all clients. She holds an associate and bachelor’s degree in human services, along with a certificate in Drug and Alcohol Addiction Studies. Revel’s work is guided by a deep commitment to helping others, creating affirming spaces, and ensuring everyone feels valued and supported.

With a background shaped by service, community engagement, and specialized training in addiction, Revel brings a grounded, compassionate, and clientcentered approach to therapy. She is passionate about supporting individuals through life transitions, identity exploration, trauma, and personal growth.

Revel believes in meeting people where they are, honoring their lived experiences, and walking alongside them as they discover their strengths and build meaningful change. Her practice is driven by empathy, inclusiveness, and the belief that every person deserves a safe space to be fully themselves.

Connect with Revel via email (revel@transwa.org) for a free 15-minute consult!

 

illustration of a Washington photo ID featuring a cat named "Meowphoria"

St. Ennah Akudihor (she/they)

St. Ennah supervises our student therapists and is not currently taking new clients at Trans-Wa. If you would like to meet with her, please refer to Akudi Therapy Practice.

St. Ennah is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker with a Bachelor’s of Science from Louisiana State University and a Master of Social Work from the University of Washington. She is experienced working with adolescents and adults across a variety of practice settings including community mental mental health, school-based, hospital system, and private practice. With a focus on anti-oppressive and decolonial practices, St. Ennah is passionate about working with LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC communities. It is important to her that clients are centered in their healing journeys so they leave therapy feeling that their voices have been heard and are empowered to make change in their lives.