Gender Detransition Support
Some people who transition come to reconsider their decisions. It isn't a failure. It's a legitimate outcome that deserves the same care and clarity as any other. If you're detransitioning, pausing, or simply questioning a path you're already on, this is a space to work through it without judgment.
Who You'll Work With
Hi, I'm Corinne.
I'm a licensed clinical psychologist (PsyD) with extensive experience supporting trauma survivors and marginalized communities. You'll work directly with me at every step. I run every session and sign every evaluation myself. More about me →
- PsyD, Licensed Psychologist
- Online in 45+ states
- In person in Denver & Santa Ana
Reconsidering, pausing, or reversing a transition
Reconsidering a Step Already Taken
Anyone reconsidering a social, medical, or legal step they've already taken.
Grief, Anger & Complicated Feelings
Working through complicated feelings about a transition, whatever the reason you're reconsidering it.
Sorting Out What Changed
New information, new circumstances, unresolved trauma or other conditions that weren't fully addressed the first time, or simply a different answer than the one you arrived at before.
Family Members
Family members trying to understand and support a loved one through this.
You will not have to justify your reasons
- No judgment about the decision to transition, to detransition, or anything in between.
- No pressure to justify your reasons or defend your history.
- Careful, diagnostic clarity about what's driving the reconsideration, since dysphoria, trauma, anxiety, and depression can all shape this process differently.
- Practical support for the social, medical, or legal logistics, alongside the emotional work.
- The same confidentiality and respect given to every client in this practice.
A structured evaluation, room to grieve, or both
We start with a free 15-minute consultation, so you can talk through what's going on without committing to anything. From there, therapy is shaped around what you need. Some people want a structured evaluation of what changed, others need room to grieve or process anger, and many need both. Sessions run over a secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform, available to clients in 45+ states through my PSYPACT license.
“It isn't a failure, and I don't have a script for it. It's a legitimate outcome that deserves the same care and clarity as any other.”
— Dr. Corinne Votaw-Freer, PsyD
Detransition support is billed at my standard rate
Gender detransition support is billed at my standard individual rate of $225 per session.
Full details on payment and insurance are on Rates & Insurance.
Questions people ask about detransition support
Will I be judged for reconsidering my transition?
No. There is no judgment here about the decision to transition, to detransition, or anything in between, and no pressure to justify your reasons or defend your history.
What if I'm not sure I want to fully detransition, just pause or reconsider part of it?
That's a common and legitimate place to be. This work is shaped around what you need, whether that's a full reconsideration, a pause, or working through one specific piece.
Can this help me understand why my feelings changed?
Yes. Careful diagnostic clarity about what's driving the reconsideration is a core part of this work, since dysphoria, trauma, anxiety, and depression can all shape this process differently.
I'm a family member trying to support someone detransitioning. Can you help?
Yes. Family members trying to understand and support a loved one through this are welcome, and this can be part of individual sessions or coordinated family support.
