Heather Branham, LCSW

Since your partner told you they were trans, non-binary or questioning their gender assigned at birth, have you been cycling through the same questions?

What am I supposed to be doing to support my partner?

What does this mean for me and my relationship?

Where can I ask my questions? The ones that my partner can’t answer and that I don’t know who else to ask?

Who will pay attention to my fears and feelings about this transition without judgment or expectations?

Where can I go to feel less alone?

Empowered Partners is designed to help you answer the questions keeping you up at night, in a format that's way more enjoyable than falling down internet rabbit holes!

Google is great for some things and most of us use it every day. But when it comes to navigating change in your relationship, you deserve more personalized guidance than you can get from spending sleepless nights Googling.

In Empowered Partners, you’ll have lifetime access to the readings and resources I’ve compiled just for partners like you. (And chances are, if you have a question that’s not answered there, I can at least point you in the right direction toward someone who does have an answer.)

It’s totally normal to have questions about change or something new to you. The internet is a big place with lots of information, and not all of it is going to be supportive of you, your partner or your relationship. Save yourself some time and frustration by checking out the resources I’ve gathered for you.

I’ve been supporting trans, non-binary and gender-questioning clients and their partners as a therapist for over 6 years. I’ve supported dozens of non-transitioning partners through Empowered Partners and other groups. Having the right information and tools can make a huge difference when you're navigating any type of change. Gender transition is no exception.

Are you ready to stop Googling and start getting the guidance you need?

Registration for Empowered Partners ends October 1st and space is limited. I hope you’ll join me and bring all your questions.

If you missed it last time, I’m offering another free webinar on How To Support Your Trans, Non-Binary or Gender-Questioning Partner. This one will be offered on-demand, meaning it will be available starting next Monday the 20th for one week.

One thing I’ve noticed since entering private practice is that so many of the available resources about gender transition focus on the person transitioning, leaving partners to wonder how and where they fit into the equation.

In this webinar you’ll find a roadmap for providing meaningful support to your transgender, non-binary or gender-questioning partner.

This roadmap is designed to reduce your confusion, decrease your sense of isolation and empower you to take the next right steps to support yourself, your partner and your relationship.

This free webinar is for anyone who's dating, married to or partnered with a transgender, non-binary or gender-questioning person. (Providers who work with these folks are welcome to check it out too.)

Whether you've been married for decades or just started dating, having your person share with you that they’re questioning their assigned gender or beginning gender transition can bring up some fears.

Whether you've got lots of trans and non-binary friends or you've never met anyone who identifies as trans before, you may have some questions about the news your partner has shared.

If you've been working through these fears for a while or this change is so new you don't even know what questions to ask, you are invited to register for this free webinar to receive free guidance focused on supporting you, your partner and your relationship.

I hope it will leave you feeling more confident in your ability to face this change no matter where you are in the process.

Free Webinar: How to Support Your Trans, Non-Binary or Gender-Questioning Partner This free on-demand webinar will be available September 20-27. Get your free roadmap for supporting yourself, your partner and your relationship during gender transition.