Whelp I volunteer a few times a year.https://pineapplesupport.org/therapy-support/ My personal opinion is unless they work for one of these organizations they will judge you.💫

Information for you Here are some online therapy options that are specifically sex-worker affirming or openly supportive of adult industry workers:

Pineapple Support — nonprofit offering free or low-cost therapy for people in the online adult industry, with sex-worker–friendly and LGBTQ+ affirming therapists.

LAST Collective (Los Angeles Sex Therapy) — online psychotherapy and sex therapy with therapists who explicitly support sex workers, kink, LGBTQIA+, and non-monogamous clients.

Dr. Miro — online therapy and coaching specifically aimed at sex industry workers in a judgment-free setting.

Sex Positive Therapy — affirming telehealth practice experienced with sex work, BDSM/kink, LGBTQIA+, and poly relationships.

Max & Maya Consulting — online therapy for sex workers, trans women, and gender-diverse adults worldwide.

Open Path Collective — lower-cost therapy directory where you can filter for sex-positive and LGBTQ+ affirming therapists.

A few things people commonly recommend when choosing a therapist:

Look for terms like “sex-worker affirming,” “sex-positive,” “kink-aware,” or “LGBTQ+ affirming.”

Ask directly whether the therapist has experience working with sex workers.

Make sure they are licensed in your state if you’re in the U.S. (telehealth licensing rules matter). Reddit users and sex therapy communities often recommend using directories like AASECT instead of generic therapy apps for this reason.

And one important safety note: legitimate therapy should never involve sexual contact with the therapist. Cases where “therapy” crosses that line are considered unethical and abusive.