I’ve been thinking a bit about people who regret transition recently. I’ve said before how I have great respect for those people who decide to revert to their birth-assigned gender. This is because it can be a difficult undertaking when so much has changed in their lives and the pressure from trans communities can be somewhat […]
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I tweeted the following a short while ago: “Let’s be careful when arguing for the necessary care for trans kids that we don’t erroneously assume being a trans adult must be terrible.” and it had a number of retweets so I thought it might be useful for me to make my position clearer in something […]
It’s sometimes said that clinicians live in an ivory tower where we don’t engage with the ‘real world’ and certainly not with the Academy. Hopefully the diversity of clinicians now practicing, as well as strenuous efforts to engage more widely with communities are [slowly] putting paid to the first concern, but there are some real […]
Christina Richards Psychology 