Children who don’t conform to typical gender stereotypes often face challenges that affect their psychological well-being. A research team at the University of Toronto highlighted this fact in new research published last month in the American Psychological Association’s Clinical Practice in Pediatric Psychology. Their study sheds light on the well-being…
When medical guideline recommendations are made without evidence, they are regarded as clinical consensus statements. A review of the WPATH SOC raises important facts about how to reconcile conflicting guidelines, and conflict of interests among guideline development group members and funders.
Throughout childhood, our daughter never presented as stereotypically “masculine”. We were absolutely blindsided by her proclamation that she thought she would be a boy.
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