The professional therapists at Easy Does It Counseling are here to support you in your search for your authentic self, accepting yourself, and finding a community that respects and includes you. There should not be any need for you to mask or live with the shame and stigma for just being yourself. We will empower you to create your own safe space to live and be free.
Easy Does It Counseling provides critical mental health care for the LGBTQIA+ community with WPATH evaluations for trans-affirming surgery and referrals for Rx and HRT. We provide psychoeducation, gendered social skills development plans, and family reunification counseling. Our BIPOC therapists specialize in suicide prevention and support using an alliance-based approach.
The team of gender care professionals at Easy Does It Counseling are BIPOC therapists supporting the queer community dealing with the 4As (e.g., addiction, anxiety, autism, ADHD).
We are a minority-owned, LGBTQIA-owned, and BIPOC-owned business that supports both counselor and client in being free. Freedom is being able to move, express, talk, relate, love, and create yourself into whomever you want to be without fear of hate or violence. We want to support this mission and those who desire to embody it and live it.
Easy Does It Counseling provides critical mental health care for the LGBTQIA+ community with WPATH evaluations for trans-affirming surgery and referrals for Rx and HRT. We provide psychoeducation, gendered social skills development plans, and family reunification counseling. Our BIPOC therapists specialize in suicide prevention and support using an alliance-based approach.
Dr. Ezra’s Lockhart is approaching 20 years of experience in mental health and addiction counseling across the continuum of care. Dr. Lockhart studied, in the USA, with University of Alaska and Northcentral University and University of Sydney in Australia. Dr. Lockhart is a Master Addiction Counselor (MAC); minority fellowship mentor for NBCC, mentor for the Native Forward Scholars Fund; and past board member of AAPA, the Alaska chapter of NAADAC, the addictions professional association.
Since 2002, Dr. Lockhart has been a professional supervisor, an adult trainer since 2015, and the inaugural program manager for Colorado Crisis Services (part of the 988 Lifeline Suicide Prevention hotline). Dr. Lockhart specializes in clinical supervision, case conceptualization, and innovative treatment of autism spectrum disorders, attention-deficient hyperactive disorder, substance use disorders, process addiction, and risk/suicidality.
Dr. Lockhart is the Founder and Clinical Director of Easy Does It Counseling, which is serving Alaska, Colorado, and Louisiana. In their career they have completed over 15,000 full risk/suicide assessments and presented both nationally and internationally on suicide, process addiction, and Internet gaming disorder.
Train agencies how to build an alliance with those experiencing suicidality, which is compliant with NPSG 15.01.01.
Educate agencies to approach clients with cultural humility and seek to understand and honor each with language used by the queer community.
Review and revise established agency policies and procedures for compliance with NPSG, federal, and state legal requirements and standards of care.