Meet Our Presenters

Bianca (dr/she/ella) is an award-winning educator, curriculum writer, and sexologist. She is a co-foundress of the Women of Color Sexual Health Network (WOCSHN) and ANTE UP! a virtual freedom school offering professional development training and certification. She has written several curricula and the sexual and reproductive justice discussion guide for the NYC Department of Health published in 2018 and led the curriculum development for the Netflix film Crip Camp and the PBS documentary I Didn’t See You There, which are rooted in disability justice principles. She is an AASECT certified sexuality educator and supervisor and teaches in the California Institute for Integral Studies sex therapy certificate program. She is the editor of The People’s Book of Human Sexuality: Expanding the Sexology Archive. Find out more about Bianca at her website BiancaLaureano.com and about ANTE UP! at www.AnteUpPD.com

Trystan (he/him) is a globally renowned transgender educator and author, focused on building a world where all pregnant people are supported throughout their family-building experience… and beyond. After over a decade of work as a professional organizer within the LGBTQ+ community, his family’s story was featured on the parenting podcast The Longest Shortest Time and he became a lauded voice for transgender fertility, family-building, and pregnancy. He has presented at symposia hosted by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, the Society for Maternal and Fetal Medicine, the American College of Nurse Midwives, and Postpartum Support International. He has also presented at many community-led medical conferences, including the Meaningful Care Conference, the Modern Family Show, and more. Trystan is also the co-author of Transgender Assisted Reproductive Technology, a chapter in Fertility Counseling: Clinical Guide (published by Cambridge University Press). This second edition of the essential guide for reproductive professionals is both a Clinical Guide and a Case Studies Guide, presenting the most current knowledge on counseling diverse patients amidst rapidly advancing modern technology.

http://www.trystanreese.com

Zaria (she/her) is a dedicated advocate, leadership development and nonprofit consultant, spiritual care provider, and educator, ordained in the United Church of Christ. She holds a Doctorate in Social Work (DSW) from Capella University, a Master of Social Work (MSW) from the University of Cincinnati, a Master of Divinity (MDiv) from Eden Theological Seminary, and a BA in Sociology from Wilberforce University. Trained in Mental Health First Aid, she is also a certified reiki practitioner and restorative justice practitioner, specializing in trauma-informed care. Rev. Dr. Zaria is deeply committed to restoration and healing for individuals affected by oppressive systems, focusing on issues such as trauma among women impacted by the criminal legal system and post-incarceration syndrome (PICS). She offers coaching, consulting, presentations, and public speaking engagements nationwide through her company, New Direction Coaching & Consulting, LLC, and provides restorative practice and wellness work through the Center for Spiritual Care & Healing. Her work emphasizes the importance of community healing and personal growth in overcoming systemic challenges.

Caitlin (they/them) is a postdoctoral fellow at Colorado State University researching depression and diabetes prevention for LGBTQ + adolescents. They are a certified emotionally focused therapist as well as a AAMFT supervisor candidate. Their previous research has focused on the cultural adaptation of Emotionally Focused Therapy for LGBTQ + romantic relationships.

Josh (he/him) is an Atlanta native and a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) in Georgia. He holds a PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision from Mercer University and a Master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Lee University. With a clinical focus on relationship dynamics, Josh works primarily with couples and individuals, many of whom are part of the LGBTQ+ community. His specialization includes working with gay cisgender men, using therapeutic approaches such as Emotionally-Focused Therapy (EFT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Josh has spoken at numerous local, state, and national conferences on various mental health topics. His research interests include mixed-sexual orientation relationships and relationship dynamics among gay cisgender men.

https://www.thegebhardtgroup.co/

Monet (they/them) has a BA in Psychology from the University of Virginia and a MSW from the University of Maryland Baltimore School of Social Work. They are a licensed clinical social worker and board approved supervisor. They have practiced in multiple settings over the last 8 years including K-12 schools, special needs alternative schools, and private practices. They have worked almost exclusively with members of the LGBTQIA+ community since moving from the school system to private practice.

Melissa (she/they) is a Social Work Adjunct Professor and recent Doctor of Social Work (DSW) graduate from Monmouth University. Holding a Master’s in Social Work with a focus on clinical practice with children and families and a Doctorate in Social Work specializing in human rights leadership, Melissa combines academic expertise with hands-on clinical experience.As a certified death doula with additional certifications in grief companionship and sacred ceremonies, Melissa brings a unique perspective to their work, blending clinical skills with holistic approaches to end-of-life care. She has extensive experience working with individuals of all ages, and has specializations in grief, trauma, and supporting LGBTQ+ populations. Their clinical practice has often focused on helping clients explore identity related to gender and sexuality in affirming and compassionate ways. Melissa is passionate about advancing inclusive care practices in death, dying, and grief, particularly for marginalized communities, and is dedicated to fostering meaningful conversations and education on these topics as well as advancing Social Work and Death education to be more inclusive.

Jose (he/him) is currently an Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs. He graduated with his PhD in counseling at the University of North Texas. Jose’s research is focused on disability-responsive care across the lifespan. He has provided individual, relationship, play, and family therapy with a special focus in serving the disability community in three languages (English, Spanish, and American Sign Language). He is trained in Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy, Emotionally Focused Family Therapy, and Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy. Finally, he has presented at the national, regional, state, and local levels on topics related to supporting counseling people with disabilities, and interabled relationships and sex therapy.

Naomi (she, they) is the Clinical Director at the Pride Center San Antonio, a Hospice SW, Therapist in Private practice a CYT500 Naomi is also a Yoga therapist using movement, mindfulness and meditation to help activate happy hormones. Naomi is a National Recognizer Presenter and Trainer on Creating Safe Zone’s for LGBTQI folx and Using Cis Privilege to be a Trans Ally. Naomi has taught Safe Zone training to over 3,000 participants including the San Antonio Police Department. Naomi’s worked at Nationally Recognized (SAGE) trainer and an Alzheimer Caregiver Support Group Facilitator specializing in LGBTQ audiences. Naomi is a Certified Diversity Inclusion and Equity Professional; a Queer and Trans Affirming Professional and she has a passion for Spoken Word and is a published poet. Naomi is married to her college sweetheart, and they are new empty nesters.

​https://pridecentersa.org/

Rod is a passionate patient activist and the creator of the Support Compass initiative, dedicated to fostering understanding and resilience among individuals navigating life-altering health journeys. Drawing from his lived experience as a queer man and prostate cancer survivor, Rod advocates for inclusive and affirming healthcare practices that address the unique needs of LGBTQ+ individuals. With a professional background in information technology governance and project management, Rod brings a strategic lens to community-building and advocacy work, emphasizing the importance of accessible and empathetic support systems. Rod’s personal journey through prostate cancer has inspired him to explore the intersections of identity, intimacy, and healing, offering a nuanced perspective on the physical and emotional challenges faced by queer men in the healthcare system. His work highlights critical gaps in care and provides actionable strategies for supporting marginalized populations, making him a vital voice in patient-centered advocacy and education.

Victoria (she/her) is a Licensed Clinical Alcohol and Drug Counselor, Certified Clinical Supervisor, Licensed Professional Counselor, National Certified Counselor, Approved Clinical Supervisor, and Board Certified TeleMental Health Provider with over a decade of experience in counseling individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders in residential and telehealth settings. As Director of Clinical Training and Workforce Development at the New Jersey Prevention Network (NJPN), Victoria leads innovative initiatives to support and grow the behavioral health workforce. She brings eight years of clinical supervision experience and six years of delivering clinical trainings to her role. Victoria is pursuing a Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision at Walden University, where she serves as Chapter President of the Omega Zeta Chi Sigma Iota Honor Society. She is also an editorial board member for the Journal of Addictions and Offenders Counseling.

http://www.njpn.org

Jamie (she/her) is a Licensed Counseling Psychologist in private practice and Specialist Professor in the department of Psychology at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, NJ. Clinically, she works with diverse individuals and couples, specializing in clients with long-term relational trauma. She teaches a variety of undergraduate courses (including Psychopathology and Theories of Personality) and is a Principal Investigator in the Clinical Psychology Research Center, where she works alongside her students to conduct empirical research on topics related to mental health. She strives to work with clients and students alike from a place of trauma-informed, compassionate non-judgement.

Dr. Clarissa Mulligan Attara (she/her), Ph.D. is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Licensed Clinical Drug and Alcohol Counselor (LCADC) in New Jersey and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in New York. Dr. Attara is an Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) and a Certified Clinical Supervisor (CCS). She has her Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision. Dr. Attara has experience as a clinical director in New Jersey at substance use treatment facilities and also sees clients in private practice providing individual counseling services to adolescents and individuals in the LGBTQIA+ community. Most recently she has joined the New Jersey Prevention Network (NJPN) team as a trainer in the Clinical Training and Workforce Development department. Dr. Attara has presented at the national and international level and is working on several publications related to multicultural topics.

Karla (she/her) is the Owner, Clinical Director of Transitions Delaware LLC located in New Castle County Delaware providing clinical counseling, consultation services, and cultural responsibility training with a special focus on creating safer, supportive environments for LGBTQ+ folx. Rev. Karla graduated from University of Maryland School of Social Work with an MSW in 1991 with a specialization in Health Care and graduated from Columbia Theological Seminary with an MDiv in 1999. She spent the first six years of her professional life working within pediatric and then later, adult HIV Care (1990 - 1996); and, at a time before protease inhibitors, she was prompted to ask the existential question: “where is God in the midst of suffering” that led her to seminary. Rev. Karla founded/pastored a church for ten years before returning to clinical work. Rev. Karla is a Certified EMDR Therapist pursuing a certification specialization in Dissociation and EMDR; and certified in Trauma Conscious Yoga Method (TCYM). Member, World Professional Association of Transgender Health (WPATH). Member, Clinical Social Work Association (CSWA). Member, National Association of Social Workers (NASW). Member, International Society forthe Study of Trauma and Dissociation (ISSTD). Member, EMDR International Association. Active LCSW license in DE, PA, & MD.

https://transitionsde.com/about-karla-fleshman-lcsw-mdiv-2/

Emily (she/her) is a licensed marriage and family therapist with over 20 years of experience working with couples. She is the owner of Unstuck Therapy Group. Her reputation as a therapist, supervisor, and professor is one of being open, courageous in dialogue, curious, and respectful of each individual. Emily has taught college and graduate school in the areas of psychology and counseling for over 20 years and is currently on faculty for the Psychology Department at Keiser University and for the QTAP Certification Training for Queer and Trans-Affirming Practitioners. Emily lives in Austin, Texas with her wife, Kelly, and their full house of six kids in their lively, loving blended family that includes a very doodly golden doodle, Comet.

http://www.unstucktherapygroup.org

Rahim (he/him) is a racialized, queer social worker who works as an instructor, psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, consultant, public speaker, podcast host, and writer. He calls Toronto home and currently teaches at The University of Alabama. His approaches to teaching, writing and clinical practice continually explore the intersection of mental health and systemic oppression. He has a particular interest in examining innovation in queer relationships and exploring how anti-racist, queer-affirming psychoanalytic frameworks can support social workers, training therapists, and organizational leaders. You may have already heard Rahim speak He’s been a keynote speaker at a number of sexuality and wellbeing conferences. He is a Fellow at the Bonham Centre for Sexual Diversity Studies at the University of Toronto. He also completed the Professional Certificate in Psychosexual Therapy offered by the Contemporary Institute of Clinical Sexology (CICS) based in the UK; and he is an instructor in the Family and Couples Certificate Program at Wilfred Laurier University. Rahim's upcoming book, The Mental Health Guide for Cis and Trans Queer Guys, published by New Harbinger Press, releases June 2025. www.LadyAtivan.com.

Travis (he/him) is an advocate for mental health and LGBTQ+ inclusivity, with a strong background in psychology and research. His experience includes conducting studies on mental wellness, understanding stigma, and exploring the unique challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals. Travis has collaborated on initiatives aimed at creating supportive and affirming spaces for marginalized communities, grounded in principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Currently pursuing advanced studies in social work, he is dedicated to combining his research expertise with clinical practice to promote mental health and well-being through both direct support and systemic change.

Uchenna, aka Dr. Lulu (she/her), also known as The Momatrician, is a Black queer immigrant pediatrician, gender and sexuality life coach, and a passionate advocate for LGBTQ+ youth and their families. As a mother of a transgender child, Dr. Lulu brings both professional expertise and personal experience to her work, making her a trusted voice in the field of LGBTQ+ advocacy and education. She is the founder of Dr. Lulu's Angels Haven, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing safe housing, mentorship, and life skills for unhoused LGBTQ+ youth, with a special focus on supporting Black and Brown transgender individuals. Dr. Lulu’s work centers on the intersections of race, gender, and sexuality, highlighting the unique challenges faced by marginalized groups and advocating for systemic changes in healthcare, education, and housing. A dynamic and sought-after speaker, she has delivered numerous talks and workshops to parents, healthcare providers, educators, and organizations, empowering them to better support and affirm LGBTQ+ youth. As an author and life coach, Dr. Lulu is dedicated to helping individuals embrace their true selves and fostering environments where LGBTQ+ children and youth can thrive. Her work continues to inspire communities to take action and create lasting change.

www.dr-lulu.com.

Tania (she/her) chose therapy due to her own healing journey, which has taught her the importance of connection to oneself and the desire to nurture and repair relationships with others. As a relationship and family therapy specialist, she approaches her work through the lens of systems, networks, and connections, always considering the broader context of an individual's life. Tania seeks to help her clients understand their own experiences within the intricate web of relationships where they exist. As a sex-positive therapist, Tania addresses a range of relationship issues, couple and family conflicts, and offers support for amicable separations and divorce care. In her role as a mediator and mental health professional in collaborative divorce, she facilitates effective communication and emotional support, guiding clients through the process with empathy and understanding. Tania comes from a family and community with a history of undiagnosed mental health disorders, often stemming from a lack of access or distrust of the dominant culture. She became a marriage and family therapist because navigating the winding roads and curveballs of life sometimes requires outside help. Many of these struggles emerge as individuals work through their connections with others and the roles they play in those relationships.

https://www.andrewsgregory.com/

Jeff (he/him) has been in private practice for 35 years. He is the founder and Executive Director of The Center for Contemporary Relationships, which hosts the conference as well as the Queer and Trans Affirming Professional (QTAP) certification program. He also serves as the President of the Advisory Board. He is the author of Trailblazers In Love (Contemporary Relationships Press, 2023), a chapter in the Handbook of LGBT-Affirmative Couple and Family Therapy (2nd Edition, Routledge, 2022; 1st Edition, Routledge 2012), two chapters in Affirmative Counseling with LGBTQI+ People (American Counseling Association, 2017), and Okin the Panda Bear Finds His Family - a children's book about family diversity (Creative House Press, 2011). His articles about LGBTQ relationships and families have appeared on The Bilerico Project and Therapy Matters. He has presented at the conferences of the American Family Therapy Academy, the American Association of Marriage & Family Therapy, the American Counseling Association, and the Texas Psychological Association. The former Executive Director of Soulforce; Jeff has spoken at universities, churches, and rallies around the country, and his social justice efforts have been covered by numerous media outlets, including NPR and CNN.

www.jefflutespsychotherapy.com

Joshua (he/him) received his bachelors degree in psychology from Monmouth University in January 2025. He has worked as assistant to the board of directors at The Center For Contemporary Relationships and assisted with the QTAP anti-racism trainings. He is interested in the intersection of media, community engagement, and allyship, particularly in fostering inclusive environments for queer individuals. This is his second time attended the Contemporary Relationships Conference, and he looks forward to networking and learning from diverse minds.

Luanne (she/her) was elected to the New Jersey Assembly in 2023. Peterpaul is the managing partner of Peterpaul Law in Asbury Park, focusing primarily on labor and employment law, general litigation, and training and education. Peterpaul previously served as an assistant Essex County prosecutor, where she successfully prosecuted cases against criminals ranging from theft to homicide, before being appointed as a Municipal Judge for the Cities of Long Branch and Asbury Park from 2018-2022. Peterpaul fundamentally believes in equal rights for all individuals and has dedicated her life’s work to advocating for marginalized individuals so people of all walks of life are able to call New Jersey their home. As the former Chair of the Garden State Equality Action Fund, Peterpaul, the first out gay woman to assume a position in the State Assembly, played a critical role in creating and promoting anti-bullying legislation in the state legislature. Standing up to bullies and promoting safety are core values for Peterpaul, who sat on the New Jersey Commission on Bullying as well as the New Jersey Anti-Bullying Task Force. Additionally, Peterpaul was instrumental in bringing marriage equality to New Jersey through her role on the Board of Directors of Garden State Equality. Peterpaul has continuously used education as a tool for promoting equality. She has lectured for the New Jersey Institute of Continuing Legal Education, the New Jersey State Bar Association Annual Conference, the American Conference on Diversity, the American Bar Association, the New Jersey Judicial College, Rutgers University, Kean University, and the Education Law Center, and presented numerous seminars to clients and interested parties in the area of employment and education law and litigation. Peterpaul is an active member of the American Bar Association, the New Jersey State Bar Association, and the Monmouth County Bar Association, as well as a former member of the Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers of New Jersey. Peterpaul has received numerous accolades for her work as a lawyer, as she is a top-rated attorney by Martindale-Hubbell, has been selected as a NJ Super Lawyer, and was named to the New Jersey Law Journal List as one of the Diverse Attorneys of the Year in 2015. She has also served as a legal analyst on various news outlets. Peterpaul received her J.D. from Seton Hall School of Law and her bachelor’s from Duquesne University. Peterpaul is committed to supporting the families of children with illness, serving on the Advisory Committee of the Unterberg Children’s Hospital of RWJ/Barnabas Hospital at Monmouth Medical Center and on the board of the Thomas Peterpaul Foundation. She currently resides in Long Branch with her wife Robin.

Anna (she/her) is a senior undergraduate student at Monmouth University who is earning her B.A. in Psychology with a minor in Criminal Justice, aspiring to become a licensed professional counselor. She is a member of Psi Chi and works as a program assistant for a nonprofit organization, The Turner Syndrome Foundation, helping to create initiatives that will support life-changing programs. She has been involved in the Clinical Psychology Research Center as a research assistant for two years, participating in empirical research on topics related to mental health.

Staci (she/her) began her teaching and coaching career in California after graduating from Gonzaga University as a NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball student-athlete with All-Academic and All-Athletic honors. Staci explored her queer identity in her mid 20s and gained lived experience navigating unsafe and discriminatory professional and personal spaces. As a fiery Out and Proud Lesbian, Staci embraced her minority status as a local advocate for protections from discrimination for individuals of all sexual orientations and identities under Title IX legislation. She earned a gold medal as a queer Women’s Basketball player competing in the 2006 Gay Games in Chicago, IL. Staci earned a Master’s degree in Sport and Exercise Psychology from Springfield College while working as a Division III Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach. As a faculty member at Monmouth University, Staci served as the Athletics Professor-in-Residence and is affiliated with two NCAA Innovations in Research and Practice Grants that produced mental health referral and career development resources for student-athletes. Currently, Staci serves as the Chair of the Health and Physical Education Department, is a member of the Program for Gender and Intersectionality Studies, and is eager to support positive experiences for members of the LGBTQ+ community.

Sunandra (they/ze/she) is an Indian ace and aro-spec Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Clinical Supervisor who works primarily with QTBIPOC clients and clinicians. I graduated from Teachers College at Columbia University, and in 2020, I founded one of the only support groups for ace/aro folx in New York, and facilitated it till fall of 2023. Through lived experiences, research, and the conversations with community members, I created a training for therapists and other mental healthcare providers on asexual and aromantic competency. I work with clients, both ace/aro and allo, as well as clinicians, to help expand understanding about this often invisiblised community.

​https://freshpathny.com/staff/sunanda-jalote/

Robyn (she/her)) is an attorney, author and advocate. She is a partner at the law firm of Dilworth Paxson, LLP in Freehold, NJ, where she handles complex commercial and employment litigation. Robyn has been selected by New Jersey Super Lawyers as one of the Top 50 Women Lawyers and one of the Top 100 Lawyers in New Jersey. She is admitted to practice before the state and federal courts of New Jersey, and the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. She has tried cases in both state and federal courts and was one of the defense attorneys in a 21-month federal trial – the longest criminal trial in the state’s history – in which all the defendants were acquitted. Robyn is a member of the New Jersey Supreme Court Committee on Diversity, Inclusion and Community Engagement, as well as the New Jersey Supreme Court Committee on Wellness in the Law. She was appointed by the Governor and Legislature to the New Jersey Transgender Equality Task Force and is a member of the Board of Directors of the Trans Affirming Alliance. Robyn was a member of the Board of Directors of Garden State Equality, NJ’s largest LGBTQ+ Civil Rights Organization from 2012 to 2024. In addition to being an attorney, Robyn is an author and advocate who has been honored by the ACLU-NJ and the NJ Pride Network for her work on behalf of the LGBTQ+ community. Robyn’s novel, SURVIVOR’S GUILT, was named by TIME Magazine as one of the top 100 mystery and thriller books of All Time. Her first novel, BY WAY OF SORROW, was called “quietly groundbreaking” by the NY Times and named one of the best crime novels of 2021 by CrimeReads. In addition to being selected by TIME, SURVIVOR’S GUILT was named as one of the best crime novels of 2022 by the NY Times and won the Joseph Hansen Award for LGBTQ+ Crime Writing. Robyn’s third novel, REMAIN SILENT, was published in May 2023 and was also nominated for the Joseph Hansen Award. Her most recent novel, NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH, was published in June 2024 and was an Amazon Editor’s Pick for Best Mystery, Thriller & Suspense and selected by the NY Times as one of the best crime novels of 2024 calling Erin McCabe “one of the best series characters around.” Robyn is a graduate of Stonehill College and Villanova University School of Law, where she was a member and Associate Editor of the Villanova Law Review.

​

Jennifer (she/her) is a Licensed Professional Counselor who is dedicated to serving the queer community through her work in private practice and by volunteering time as the President of CO-SAIGE, Colorado Counseling Association’s division of the Society for Sexual, Affectional, Intersex, and Gender Expansive Identities. In her private practice, Jennifer primarily works with gay, lesbian, and transgender clients who are finding ways to live authentically. As President of CO-SAIGE, she has an opportunity to advance the field of counseling in its support and affirmation of the LGBTQIA+ population. CO-SAIGE is focused on helping others understand how to challenge the systems that continue to oppress LGBTQIA+individuals, actively advocating for all members of the LGBTQIA+ community, and facilitating change within the state of Colorado, directly related to the role of providing evidence-based services for the LGBTQIA+ community. Additionally, Jennifer is an ambassador for Athlete Ally- an organization whose mission is to “end homophobia and transphobia in sport and to activate the athletic community to exercise their leadership to champion LGBTQI+ equality.” Each of these roles allow her to carry out her commitment to inclusion of and equity for the LGBTQIA+ community.

Bill (he/him) has been in the private practice of law in Somerset County, New Jersey for over 50 years. His practice concentrates on the creation and protection of families of all configurations. Bill publishes articles, advises on the drafting of legislation, and speaks at legal conferences both nationally and internationally. A Fellow of the American Academy of Adoption and Assisted Reproduction Attorneys, Bill is a recognized expert in parentage rights. He founded the Family Law Institute, a joint venture of the LGBT Bar and NCLR. He is a perennial recipient of the NJ Super Lawyers designation, a recognition given based on peer nomination, independent research, and peer evaluation. Bill also serves as counselor to non-profit organizations.

Robin (she/her) is an award-winning writer, producer, director, cinematographer and editor with several years of experience in non-fiction documentary and news/features production. She began her career in TV production working in local news and features while managing a team of producers for a local TV station. She has also worked in locations and management on several feature films including "Presumed Innocent", "Bonfire of the Vanities", "Jacobs Ladder", among others. Robin was recognized by the National Academy of Cable Programmers with 4 National Ace awards for producing as well as receiving "Producer of the Year" from the New Jersey State Cable Television Association. Robin also produced several award winning public affairs programs for the New Jersey Secretary of State's Office and the 10th Annual Governor's Awards Television program airing live from the State Theater in New Brunswick.
She currently has owned and operated her own video production company working in all facets of production in cable, broadcast and corporate television. Robin continues to serve as an adjunct practitioner professor teaching studio and field production and editing at several notable colleges and Universities in the tri-state area.

Zander (he/him) is an award-winning social worker, speaker, caregiver, and educator who presents sought-after emotional well-being webinars and hosts the popular Umbrella Hour podcast. He co-founded the LGBTQ Caregiver Center, publishes change-maker and thought leader stories at Third Space Press, and serves as a QTAP Certification instructor and consultant, Caregiving.com LGBT Expert, Rainbows of Aging Advisory Board Member, PyschArmor Trusted Advisor, Institute for Liberal Values (ILV) Board Member, DOJ US Attorney’s Office (Central FL) Servicemembers and Veterans Working Group Mental Health Committee Member, and Pride 365 Champion.

Erin (she/her) has a private psychotherapy practice which specializes in the treatment of eating disorders and co-occurring diagnoses, treating individuals in the LGBTQ+ community, and providing clinical supervision. In addition, MacDonald is a Boardmember of the Center for Contemporary Relationships,is a Faculty Member and Consultation Provider for the QTAP (Queer and Trans Affirming Professionals) Certificate Program. She is an active member of Central Texas Eating Disorder Specialists, and enjoys teaching and training on the topics of Health at Every Size (HAES), Eating Disorders, as well as the intersections of queerness and mental health. Erin holds a BA in Communications from The University of Tennessee, Knoxville and a Master of Science in Social Work from The University of Texas at Austin, and a graduate certificate in LGBT Health Policy & Practice from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C.