Q&A SUPPORT CENTER

We all know that being gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender can sometimes be tough. Whether you're still deep in the closet, just beginning to come out, or completely out, you may have many issues or problems to face, and they are never easy to deal with by yourself. That's why Queers & Allies wants to help. If you need or want somebody to talk to, you may contact anybody on the contacts page for any variety of issues that you think we could help you with.

Additionally, there are a couple of other Rice groups you can turn to for help. Check out the groups page for more info.

Another excellent resource here is the Rice Counseling Center. The well-trained, caring, professional team of psychologists there are committed to helping you through your college years. Plus, they're free and completely confidential. The RCC is available to help you deal with GLBT issues in a positive, supportive way. If you'd like to set up an appointment with the RCC, stop by their office in Lovett Hall 301 A, or call them at 713-348-4867.

Here are some brochures published by H.A.T.C.H., the Houston Area Teen Coalition of Homosexuals, another great local resource. Check out their website to find out more about them.

• I think I might be gay... now what do I do?
• I think I might be a lesbian... now what do I do?

Here is a brochure on coming out.
Here are some frequently asked questions about bisexuality.

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