Frey Monday

he/him/his

Monday Hause Consultants

ConsultantPeer Support WorkerEducatorCommunity EducatorHarm Reduction Worker

Credentials: BA in Women's & Gender Studies with a minor in LGBTQ Studies. Trained peer support group facilitator for a local LGBTQ Center and the Gender Health Center, and for non-profit and grassroots community groups for trans and nonbinary folks.

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About

I am an indigenous Two Spirit, Intersex & Trans identifying individual residing on unceded Miwok land in so-called Sacramento, CA. Providing qualified, reliable, and non-clinical support to LMFTs, LCSWs, and others working in related fields caring for trans & queer clients.

Services offered

Services

Community educationOrganizational consultingAdvocacy

Available for

Staff trainingsOrganizational consultingPodcast interviews

Speaking topics, trainings & workshops

Reproductive justice; disability advocacy; trans and queer pregnancy, parenting, sex, and transition-related healthcare advocacy.

Focus areas & populations

Focus areas

TraumaChronic IllnessFood insecurityHousing insecurityDisabilityReproductive justiceImmigrationIncarcerationIndigenous healthMutual aidPregnancy and birthPostpartum careInfant feeding/lactationPregnant and birthing people

Communities served

Mental healthCommunity carePerinatal mental healthLGBTQIA+ communitiesBIPOC communitiesDisabled communitiesIndigenous communitiesNeurodivergent communitiesPostpartum familiesClinicians seeking support for their work with clients in the above communities

Identity & values

Values & commitments

Queer/Transgender JusticeAnti-racist approachesDecolonial approachesCommunity-based careHarm reduction

Identities & communities

IndigenousTwo SpiritIntersexTransDisabled (hEDS, MCAS)Low visionNeurodivergentParent

Lived experience

Eating disordersDisabilityChronic illnessPregnancy and birthTrans lived experienceIntersex lived experience

Practice & approach

Motivational Interviewing

Las Pláticas & Critical Race Theory (CRT).

What harm reduction means in practice

For me it is about what we can add to someone's life and support system rather than what we can or should be taking away from them in order to promote and encourage healing. Destigmatizing and decolonizing the guilt and shame that comes with needing help and supporting folks by meeting them where they are at.

Communities, movements & lineages that shaped this work

My most influential experiences with harm reduction have come from mentorship with other Indigiqueer and Two Spirit folks during the process of reconnecting with my heritage and community as a teenager and young adult. Learning about decolonization meant that my approach to helping others needed to be informed by sacred practices that are heavily rooted in what we understand today to be harm reduction. Being a recipient of harm reduction services has also influenced this.

Trainings, certifications & community lineages

Currently enrolled at CSUS part-time. Intending to begin a graduate cohort for Gender Studies in Fall of 2027.

Publications, media & written work

The Talking Circle, and articles on my Substack. All radio show episodes are recorded, and sources are cited on the same page.