Representation
Do examples and flows reflect queer lives without flattening them into identity labels?
Queer cultural sensitivity
Build mental health tools that are more attuned to LGBTQ+ lived experience.
I support teams in building products that are more sensitive to gay, queer, and LGBTQ+ users, clinicians, and communities.
Cultural context
A product can use inclusive language and still center heterosexual, cisgender, or dominant cultural assumptions in its examples, flows, risk logic, and emotional framing.
I help teams notice where queer users might not see themselves reflected, or where a product may unintentionally simplify shame, desire, family, sex, identity, safety, or belonging.
Review areas
This work can include product copy, onboarding, user scenarios, AI response patterns, psychoeducation, therapist facing dashboards, and marketing language.
Do examples and flows reflect queer lives without flattening them into identity labels?
Does the product account for shame, concealment, family dynamics, community norms, and minority stress?
Does the product feel careful enough for users whose safety has often depended on reading context closely?
I can review language, prompts, user journeys, and examples for cultural sensitivity and clinical care.
Book a consultation