US/NC/Durham/transgender/therapy

Dr. Molly Parks trans work "I wanted to know how she was about understanding that one could have regrets about something like GRS while not regretting any other part of transition since a lot of therapists don't seem to get that distinction - I needed someone who was safe for me to work with."^[1]
Tavi Hancock, LCSW^[2] (1005 Wellness Center, Durham; no email) trans work
J. Louise Newton, LCSW^[2] (Carolina Partners in Mental HealthCare, Durham) general: nothing about gender although she does have "transgender patients"
Shelley Gilmore, LCSW^[2] (Raleigh) Psychology Today
Eli Ogburn, LCSW^[2]^[3] (1005 Wellness Center, Durham) general trans work "Currently I am accepting only clients who identify as trans, gender nonconforming, or gender questioning."
Terri Gallant, LCSW^[2] (1005 Wellness Center, Durham) general
Krista Nabar, PsyD^[2] (One-Eighty Counseling Providers, Durham) "...and gender non-conforming individuals."
Sheffa Ariens, MA, MFT^[2] (Durham; email) home page Focus seems to be on non-traditional relationships; nothing specific about gender therapy.
Michele Denker, MD^[2] (Cary; email only via Psychology Today) Psychology Today Dr. Parks adds: "(psychiatrist and therapist)"; WPATH member

Disrecommended

↑ 2016-05-28 recommended in private comments by someone known to me
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 ^2.3 ^2.4 ^2.5 ^2.6 ^2.7 2016-06-02 recommended by Dr. Molly Parks, personal correspondance
↑ I can highly recommend this therapist from personal experience.
↑ ^4.0 ^4.1 ^4.2 2016-05-28 disrecommended in private comments by someone known to me