Our Work
Changing the narrative
Still Bisexual raises awareness and educates the public about the lived experience of those who are attracted to more than one gender (the “bi+ community”) to improve bi+ health outcomes.
Our Stories
Storytelling
Our nationally acclaimed #StillBisexual video campaign features moving stories about coming out, overcoming personal challenges, and accepting your identity. See More Stories and learn how to share yours here.
Building Community
Still Bisexual’s events and workshops create unique spaces for bi+ folks to be in community with people like themselves—to socialize, experience wellness, and explore their identities.
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The best part of being Bisexual is being apart of the “more than” club.
“More than” one gender
“More than” our stereotypes
“More than” simply bisexual
“More than” how others see us
Life isn’t a box, it’s whatever we want it to be 💜
#morethan
Being refused psych care, couples counseling, etc… by the L.A. LGBT Center for being too complex a case. This was after an earlier therapist tried to blow up my life and get me to move back in with my parents after grad school. Through threat of wellness check. Yikes. https://twitter.com/StillBisexual/status/1638607987777617920
To celebrate #BiHealthMonth we’re creating a platform for YOU to share YOUR EXPERIENCES accessing mental health care as a bi+ person.
Today’s question: What are some of the barriers you have experienced accessing mental health care (as a bi+ person or otherwise?)
Trauma from to much speech therapy induced by my moms own mental health induced well intended ableism. And other complications due to be forced into other medical and inappropriate educational systems. https://twitter.com/stillbisexual/status/1638607987777617920
To celebrate #BiHealthMonth we’re creating a platform for YOU to share YOUR EXPERIENCES accessing mental health care as a bi+ person.
Today’s question: What are some of the barriers you have experienced accessing mental health care (as a bi+ person or otherwise?)