Sexual Gender Identities Clinic (SGIC)

SGIC Vision: That every person -- adult, child, and family member -- will have access to the social and psychological resources necessary to construct affirming identities congruent with their deepest selves.

Mission:
Grounded in contemporary views of sexual and gender orientation and identity,
The Sexual and Gender Identities Clinic offers psychological services to lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, trans, those questioning their sexual/and or gender identities, their families, and friends. SGIC is committed to providing excellent service while investigating their treatments to determine whether they are effective.

Services:
SGIC provides individual, couple, family, and group therapy. All services are informed by the latest research on psychotherapy with sexual minority clients. Services are provided by doctoral students of clinical psychology from the Pacific Graduate School of Psychology and supervised by licensed psychologists who specialize in gender and sexual identity issues. Treatment fees are based on a sliding scale, consistent with guidelines of the Gronowski Clinic.

Focus of Therapy may include:

• Confusion and/or conflict about sexual or gender orientation or identity
• Family conflicts stemming from being LGBTQ
• Learning to cope with “Coming Out” to family and friends
• Developing meaningful relationships with partners, family, children, and friends
• Feeling lonely
• Problems with alcohol or drugs
• Depression or anxiety related to being LGBTQ
• Concerns about aging

Additional Information
For an appointment call 650-961-9300
or email sgic@pgsp.edu*

Program of the Kurt and Barbara Gronowski Psychology Clinic, Pacific Graduate
School of Psychology, and Center for LGBTQ Evidence-based Applied Research

Director:
Peter Goldblum, Ph.D., MPH, Licensed Psychologist PSY 11636
Website: CLEAR-research.org

*all calls are confidential, strict confidentiality of emails cannot be guaranteed.