Katie Keech, MFT

11/03/2025

Some of you may remember the ground breaking qualitative research paper that Turell et al published over a year ago on gender affirmative care with folks who are plural / DID / OSDD called "It's Just a Body." It was the first paper written by a team of out trans and plural researchers and the very first research paper to have a system name appear on it from the research team.

Part 2 was just published! It's another qualitative study. This time the study looks at how systems gain internal consensus to achieve a direction when seeking gender affirmative care.

People who identify as both transgender and plural (more than one person sharing a body), including those with a diagnosis of Dissociative Identity Disorder, make decisions related to gender identity and presentation, and may engage with healthcare providers to receive gender affirming care. Interna...

10/11/2025

Hey Folks! I am presenting at the annual conference with AAMFT at the end of October. I'm lecturing on neurodiversity affirmative work with plurality / OSDD/ DID and including some overview of cultural humility as part of the two hour training:

08/23/2025

Here is the new Healing My Parts podcast. It dropped yesterday! We talk about autism and plurality as well as DID and OSDD and how this all combines with neurodiversity affirmative models and disability rights discourse.

Join us for a rich, unfiltered conversation with Katie Keech, LMFT—queer, neurodivergent, and plural therapist—on what system-affirming care really means.