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Indigo House PDX

Trans-affirming resource · Portland, Multnomah County

Trans-affirmingLast verified Jun 2026

About

Indigo House is a queer-centered space for massage, acupuncture, and somatic bodywork founded by Zac Ensign in SE Portland, with a small collective of practitioners affirming of queer and trans clients. (Wellness/bodywork, not medical care or HRT.) 503-987-8922.

Communities centered

LGBTQ+Trans & nonbinary

Services offered

Peer support

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Location

Indigo House PDX

222 SE 8th Ave, Portland, OR 97214

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