It would be a good idea to ask her does she except health insurance coverage for payment? There is a possibility that gender therapist requires cash payment for their service. The requirement of seeing a gender therapist is 6 months (if you decide to continue with your appointments). Everyone has a different story, and so its pretty much up to you whatever you want to talk to her about.

Rhonda

Thank you, Rhonda. According to the information online she takes my insurance. But I will for sure ask out upfront payments.

Best of luck to you - glad you've found someone qualified to see. I hope things continue going well for you.

I would ask her how well versed she is regarding gender adjustment, that is what does she know about problems that can arise from adjusting to living full time as male.

What type of therapy she specializes in, mine was Cognitive Behavioral Therapy which actually made my transition way easier. It focuses on problem solving and it addresses gender transition from a human aspect instead of simply male/female.

Does she know the societal rules males need to navigate in order to pass as male during the first three years. As well, is she willing to guide you unbiased during those first three years while you are under the throes of testoterone adustment in your psyche.

Those would be my questions,
Wolf