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Bent TV: Seahorse Victoria – Lee Taube, Psychologist, Multidisciplinary Health Service
Lee Taube, a psychologist and founder of Trans Space, shares their journey of self-discovery and professional development, telling us that from an early age they felt different, and enjoyed engaging in activities typically associated with boys.
After years of dedicated study, Lee established Trans Space, a multidisciplinary health service that provides trans affirmative support to trans & gender diverse (TGD) people and their families, with its commitment to accessibility, aimed at ensuring that clients do not face long waiting lists for support.
Looking to the future, Lee is open to the possibilities, valuing the journey over the destination.
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