Dr. Myron Krys, PhD

Psychotherapist

Dr. Myron Krys Florence, PhD, (He/Him)

I am a body- and sex-positive, queer-affirming psychotherapist with a non-judgmental approach. I specialize in identity development, individual therapy, racial and religious trauma, individual and relationship therapy and spirituality as well as navigating both monogamous and polyamorous relationships. My passion lies in supporting BIPOC individuals within the LGBTQIA+ community.

Have you ever felt hurt by religious communities that didn't affirm your sexual or gender identities? Or perhaps you're struggling with self-esteem issues or relationship challenges, whether in monogamous or polyamorous dynamics?

I believe that therapy is a journey toward connecting with our True Selves, which involves challenging life-limiting beliefs and reframing false narratives. Using a strength-based approach, I empower my clients to unearth their inherent tools for thriving. Together, we navigate through sensitive areas, guiding you towards wholeness and healing.

Whether you're a seasoned therapy-goer or feeling apprehensive about starting therapy for the first time, I'm here to support you every step of the way. If you're ready to embark on this transformative journey together, reach out today. I'm excited to witness and support your growth.

Remember, always BGTY (Be Good to Yourself)!

Dr. Myron Krys Florence, Ph.D., is a scholar-practitioner with a doctorate in Pastoral Theology, Personality, and Culture, specializing in the clinical track. He obtained his clinical training at the Center for Religion and Psychotherapy of Chicago (CRPC) and Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary. Additionally, he holds an Advanced Certificate in Self Psychology and Religion from CRPC. His professional focus centers on the intersection of religious/theological trauma and sexuality within BIPOC communities. His professional memberships include Kink & Polyamory Aware Chicago Therapists (KPACT).