Coming Out In Community

A Monthly Support Group for Those in the Coming Out Process

An Open Space Therapy Collective Collaboration with BabyGay Welcome Wagon Project

First Tuesdays • Virtual • 7:15 - 8:45 pm PST

Details:

Folx welcome nationwide

Drop-in, come to one or all twelve!

18+, all genders

Monthly, December 2026 - November 2027

Coming out is not a single moment. It’s a never-ending process, a becoming, a lifetime of small and large declarations of who we are. Coming Out in Community is a free virtual support group built with intention for LGBTQ+ folx at any point in their journey: still figuring things out, preparing to tell someone for the first time, coming out publicly, or stepping into a new chapter of life and looking for queer community.

This support group is part of the BabyGay Welcome-Wagon initiative. Each drop-in session is co-facilitated by licensed therapist, Gio Nigro (they/them), from Open Space Therapy Collective and PJ Brescia (they/them) founder of BabyGay, and centers around identity and LGBTQ+ life. Come connect with others in a similar stage of their journey, share what you're carrying, and get support from people who understand. Learn tools for self-confidence, reflection, and identity building along the way.

Join us in bringing mental health out of the closet.

Coming out looks good on you!

Are you in the coming out process and want community?

Register here to receive your own Welcome Wagon and gain access to this support group and a community ready to help you through your coming out journey.

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