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Transgender Crisis Hotline Number: 877-565-8860 2019 Version (Most recent update: 1-27-2019) The Transgender Companion™ (A resource guide for the trans-community) CoveringCopyright©2019 Clark County in Washington, and Clackamas, Multnomah,Eclectic and Publishing Washington (No material by authorsCounties within in this Oregon volume may be copied by any means electronic or paper.) Preface The resources listed in this book may not be accurate due to changes in various businesses, or other logistical situations. The authors and copyrighting company of this book are offering their own experience or passing on information. They are not responsible for the accuracy of information contained in this publication. Always check things out for yourself, and make sure the information fits your personal situation. “The Transgender Companion” is intended for use by all transgendered individuals regardless of their particular expression of gender. The book is written with the goal of providing a wide selection of resources and information for the various needs of transgendered individuals. Most of the resources and information contained within is designed to be local references specific to the greater Portland-Vancouver area. Listings of contact information are specific to four counties: Clark County in Washington, and Clackamas, Washington and Multnomah Counties in Oregon. The creators of this book are transgendered individuals just like you who felt it was time for this region to have such a resource book readily available. We hope you use it in the spirit we intended: a helpful guide to assist you on your way in living a happy and healthy life. The editor would like to thank the following individuals for their wonderful support: Linda Evans, Jace Turner, Leeza Edwards, David and Deborah Weekley, Emily Pittman Newberry, Reid Vanderburgh and Jeanette Lovretich. IF YOU KNOW of a friendly resource not listed, you can email the contact information to Eclectic Publishing, [email protected]. If any listed resource proves to be discriminatory, please notify me at the same email and their listing will be removed from the book. The Transgender Companion Index: Article ______ Page Section One: Transgender Groups/Clubs Northwest Gender Alliance 3 Rose City T-Girls 5 Gender (Free) For All 5 Tranz Guys 5 Resources PDX 5 Rose City T-Girls 5 Cock-Sure 5 Trans-Fem 5 Gender Queery 5 Lower Columbia Gender Alliance 5 Section Two: Therapist & Medical Resources Therapists 6 Physicians/Clinics 6 Clairvoyant 7 Relationships 7 Electrolysis 7 Laser Hair Removal 7 Gender Pathways Clinic 7 Voice Training 8 Other 8 Medicare 8 AIDS Support 8 (also page 12) Section Three: Trans-Friendly Businesses The Spa 9 Over the Rainbow Transformations 9 Eclectic Publishing 9 In Other Words 9 Yoga and Pilates 9 Crescendo Salon 9 Cosmetics/Wigs/Jewelry 10 Political Action Groups 10 Section Four: Supportive Groups-Legal Assistance PFlag 11 SMYRC 11 Trans Active 11 Outside In 11 Sexual Minorities Leadership Roundtable 11 The Living Room 11 Legal Assistance 11 Temporary Housing 12 Section Five: Recommended Lists Movies 13 Books 14 Bars, Taverns, Lounges 14 Restaurants and Cafes 15 !2 Shopping 16 Local Websites (transgender info, TG dating services, etc.) 16 Friendly Sports Groups 16 Section Six: Spiritual & Religious Support 17 Section Seven: Emergency Services 19 Section Eight: Stories & Poetry by Transgendered Individuals 21 Joyce Colson 21 David Weekley 24 Emily Pittman Newberry 26 Section One: Transgender Groups/Clubs About the Northwest Gender Alliance The Northwest Gender Alliance (NWGA) of Portland, Oregon is a social, support and educational group for individuals who desire to explore and express another gender. This includes cross dressers, transsexuals, and other individuals who identify themselves as transgendered. The NWGA does not discriminate against any gender role: male to female or female to male. The group is open to individuals who wish to dress in the clothing of the opposite gender and individuals who desire to change their gender. The club holds monthly open meetings and sponsors a variety of social functions. There are yearly dues which cover the cost of the monthly NWGA newsletter and club activities. Purposes of the NWGA 1. To provide a safe and comfortable context in which individuals can express and enjoy their cross gender feelings. 2. To reach out to those who need help in dealing with issues of gender identity and gender expression. 3. To help individuals deal with gender issues in their relationships. 4. To educate the public about our lifestyles and promote understanding and acceptance of the transgendered. 5. To protect our members, membership is held in the strictest confidence. Club Activities The NWGA offers a variety of services and activities. Monthly open meetings provide opportunities for members and prospective members to meet and socialize with other transgendered individuals in a protective, supportive environment. Part of each meeting is devoted to dinner and conversation. Often a portion of the meeting is set aside for demonstrations, discussion, or a workshop on a topic such as clothing, cosmetics, feminine deportment, or legal/medical issues related to gender expression. These programs are intended to help individuals better express their gender of choice !3 and develop skill and self confidence in their chosen gender role. In addition to the regular meetings, the group schedules numerous special activities through out the year. These include dinners, shopping trips, night club outings, barbecues, a Halloween party, an annual awards banquet, and many other events. With other northwest transgender groups the NWGA sponsors Esprit, an annual national convention for the transgendered community. NWGA activities provide a safe and comfortable environment for members, spouses, and friends to socialize with others who share the same interests. Some activities are private and protected; others are more public. Participants are able to select activities that match their own levels of experience, self confidence, and comfort. One of the benefits of NWGA membership is Northwest Passages, the monthly NWGA newsletter. The newsletter is a forum for communication and discussion among club members. It contains articles about club activities, a schedule of events sponsored by the NWGA, notices about community events, films, plays, lectures, fashion shows, etc.) of interest to club members, book reviews, how to articles, stories, humor, and advertisements for stores, restaurants, and services that welcome the transgendered. Spouses and partners often need support and information to help them understand and cope with gender issues in a relationship. The NWGA sponsors couples dinners on a regular basis. At these non cross dressing functions, members, their spouses and loved ones can meet and talk with other individuals who have experience in dealing with gender issues. There is much misinformation about transgender issues, and there are many public misconceptions about gender identity and gender expression. One of the missions of the Northwest Gender Alliance is to educate and inform the public about the transgender spectrum. NWGA members often are called upon to speak to college classes and participate in conferences related to gender expression, gender identity, and human sexuality. NWGA members also participate in community groups that deal with human rights and sexual minority issues. Reassurance Cross dressing is legal in Oregon and most other states. Portland has been particularly understanding and supportive of diversity in alternative lifestyles and individual expression. No information is given to anyone about NWGA members. The club is a social and support group, not a dating service. No sexual activities are allowed at any NWGA function or meeting. Contact: NWGA P. O . B o x 4 9 2 8 Portland, Oregon 97208-4928 Telephone Info Line (503) 997-8499 Website: http://www.nwgenderalliance.org Tranz Guys Portland Oregon www.pdxqcenter.org Meeting: !4 When: Third Sundays, 6pm – 8pm Where: Q-Center, 4115 N Mississippi Ave. Portland This group is for trans guys/men, intersex, gender queer, questioning people who were assigned female at birth. A discussion group in a supportive environment. If you are exploring the trans or gender variant experience and have been thinking about attending a transgroup, come check out one of our meetings. For more info contact [email protected].________________________________________________________ Resources PDX Portland Oregon www.resourcespdx.org Gender (Free) For All Portland Oregon www.gffapdx.com Cocksure Portland, OR (503) 471-1515 [email protected] Social group and email list for female-assigned gender-variant people Trans-Fem www.pdxqcenter.org Meeting: When: Third Tuesdays, 7pm – 9pm Where: Q-Center, 4115 N Mississippi Ave. Portland A social group for all of our gender fabulous sisters (anyone identifying and/or presenting on the trans-feminine spectrum). We meet for fun, discussion, and support around what it means to be on the trans-fem side of things. Come down to Q Center. For more information contact [email protected]_________________________________ Gender Queery www.pdxqcenter.org Meeting: When: First Mondays Time: 7PM—8:30PM Where: Q-Center, 4115 N Mississippi Ave. Portland Oregon A Discussion group for all unconventional gender topics This is a discussion group for trans, gender queer, folks outside-the-gender-binary, and allies. Also meeting at Q Center, Fridays, 7-9pm is a women’s transgender group. Lower Columbia Gender Alliance Tessa James Scheller [email protected] (503-341-3777) Jeralyn Dee O’Brien [email protected] (503-545-5311) Peer support for transgender, questioning or gender queer individuals and family members. !5 Section Two: Therapists & Medical Gender Identity Issues Therapy Portland, Oregon Name License/Phone Number/Email Sally Adelman LCSW/503-348-9811 [email protected] Wendy J. Biss, PhD Sarah C. Alexander LCSW/503-709-5137 Licensed Psychologist, #PY3826 [email protected] 503-395-5352 Dr. Heather Stein 503-804-2736 [email protected] Pamela Crow RPT-S; LCSW/503-281-0085 Queer and Trans Affirming Sharon S.
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