We typically ask our participants to stay with us for a period of 3-6 months depending upon the support you need. However, it is completely up to you how long you attend the Coming Out Groups. We ask that you not share the information for this group unless they would like to become participants, and, in that instance please refer them to: [email protected] The group is there for you on a weekly basis. The following link will take you to the online workbook for this group: Coming Out Workbook

Feel free to explore it and use it as you see best. It is full of exploratory questions, guides, resources and a list of positive LGBTQ+ media compiled by volunteer facilitators. They include wonderful representations of our community as well as educational material and podcasts.

Welcome to the Coming Out Group! Feel free, at any time, to reach out in regard to any questions, concerns or if you need to be directed to other Los Angeles LGBT Center resources.

Coming Out for Women

Please use the name you are most comfortable with and would like to be addressed by. There is no requirement for legal names in order to register.
We will only call/text in regards to classes/events that you choose to sign-up for, and IF you opt into this form of communication. Your contact and personal information will not be shared with any third parties, and will only be used internal purposes.


The Social Networking Groups are a HATE-FREE ZONE, we care for the safety and well-being of all our clients and staff. By signing this contract, I agree to abide by the following rules for the safety and well-being of myself and others. Follow the Golden Rule: Treat others as you want to be treated. And respect the rights of others. Safe Space: No weapons of any kind. No physical or verbal violence or abuse, or language that is transphobic, homophobic, or racist. No bullying. Keep voices to indoor volumes, no shouting. Substance-Free Space: Social Networking Groups are alcohol, tobacco, and drug-free. Maintain confidentiality: What is said here, stays here. Use “I” statements, and practice the concept of “step up, step back” when you notice yourself talking more than others. I acknowledge if I don’t follow the rules, I may be subject to suspension from the Social Networking Groups. Every case will be subject to review by Program Manager.
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