Trans-Affirming Therapist for Neurodivergent & LGBTQIA+ Young Adults & Middle-Aged

My name is Shannon Kang (She/Her), and I am a queer Taiwanese American woman, a veteran, and a survivor of institutional harm. My time in the military left me with both visible and invisible injuries, and I now identify as disabled and neurodivergent. These lived experiences have deeply shaped how I move through the world and how I approach care, advocacy, and collective healing. I’ve come to understand liberation as something not just political, but relational, rooted in how we honour grief, hold space, and disrupt harm within and across our communities. At the same time, I recognise that I hold privilege as a cis East Asian woman who is not Black or Brown, and I remain committed to ongoing unlearning and accountability in spaces where colourism, anti-Blackness, and settler complicity often go unnamed. I am drawn to this collective because it centres the intersectional wisdom of QTBIPOC lives, and because I believe liberation is not something we imagine alone; it is something we practice together.