See Dr. Xtine Milrod's answers to questions around sexuality during transition, "passing" for someone's chosen gender, being transgender and neurodivergent, being asked to announce your gender pronouns and more.

One of our therapists was a panelist for a recent LGBTQ+ panel held by the USD LEND program. Hear her insights!

One of our therapists reflects on her personal experience with shame and how the LGBTQ+ community can get support.

For trans men and women, sexuality can be a complex subject. As providers of transgender healthcare in Sioux Falls, our team is here to help you make sense of transgender sexuality, including masturbation, tools for sex, and sexual partners.

Sexuality can be challenging for many transgender people. “The truth is that there is no wrong way to have sex. The kind of sex we enjoy is the kind of sex we should be having.” -Tobi Hill-Meyer and Dean Scarborough, Trans Bodies, Trans Selves

If you or your partner is transgender, you likely have questions about the nature of your relationship(s) going forward. In this post, our team of transgender healthcare specialists in Sioux Falls answers many of these common questions about intimate relationships for transgender people.

One of the first things that many transgender people do is start to change their appearance in ways that are more gender congruent with how they identify. In this post, we’ll discuss both non-medical and medical body modifications, hormone therapy, and transgender counseling.

Our Sioux Falls therapists provide support to all gender variant individuals seeking professional care and support, and we want to be a resource for you and our community.