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Sexual Shame: What Is Yours and What Was Handed to You
Most people who come to therapy carrying shame about their sexuality have, at some point, wondered what is wrong with them. The answer, in almost every case, is nothing. What they are carrying is not evidence of something broken, but the accumulated weight of messages absorbed from family, culture, and a broader world that has historically had a great deal to say about which desires are acceptable and which are not. Where sexual shame comes from Sexual shame is rarely somethi

Mamta Ward
1 day ago3 min read


The Grief Nobody Names: When Transition Isn't Possible, or Not Fully
There is a particular kind of grief that doesn't get much space in the conversations around trans experience. Not the grief of loss that others can see and name, but something quieter and harder to hold: the grief of wanting something for yourself that you cannot have, or cannot have yet. This is not a grief that comes with condolence cards. There is no ritual for it. And because it sits alongside an identity that is already so often contested and debated, many trans people f

Mamta Ward
Aug 53 min read
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