This webinar will sketch some of the ideological antecedents of Queer Theory and its radical (re)conceptualization of gender, which many therapists and psychologists may not be aware of. In doing so, it will focus primarily on the postmodern critique of language and two of its most influential figures: Jacques Derrida and Michele Foucault, both of […]
As new executive orders in the United States aim to restrict access to transition-related medical interventions for youth under age 19, many gender dysphoric young people are experiencing fear, confusion, and uncertainty. This panel will explore concerns, discuss strategies for meaningful connection and support, and provide guidance for therapists, parents, educators, and school officials on […]
This webinar offers valuable insights for mental health professionals and researchers on understanding and supporting individuals adversely impacted by medical transition - a unique and growing population worldwide. Led by Sophie Frost, a psychotherapist and founder of The Primrose Practice, the webinar will draw from her experience facilitating a peer support group over 2 years […]
Join us for a conversation exploring the international landscape of youth gender dysphoria, focusing on the mental health field’s evolving approaches, ethical dilemmas, and treatment controversies. Amid growing global scrutiny of medical interventions like puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones for youth, this webinar tackles the critical questions facing clinicians today. Given the remarkably weak evidence […]
Few psychotherapists receive formal training in lesbian and gay history and identity development, creating significant gaps in the knowledge they need to competently identify, serve, and support clients who are -- or may be – same-sex attracted. Given consistent empirical confirmation that the majority of clients with childhood cross-sex identification or gender anxiety will see […]
Open to all Professional-level members, this monthly case conference offers a chance to engage deeply with the clinical work of a fellow member. Each session features expert facilitation and centers on one case, with a live role play between the presenter and the facilitator, followed by group discussion and feedback. Whether you're presenting, contributing to the conversation, or simply listening in, this is a rich opportunity to sharpen your clinical thinking and learn from peers and experts in the field.
Open to all Professional-level members, this weekly drop-in meeting is an opportunity to connect, share experiences, and build community. Come to exchange ideas, discuss current events, and support one another in the challenges and rewards of this work. Whether you're looking to stay connected, find camaraderie with fellow clinicians, or reflect together on the work we do, this meeting offers a collegial setting for connection, reflection, and mutual support.
Open to all Professional-level members, this weekly drop-in group offers a supportive space to reflect on your clinical work. Whether you’re looking to present a case, explore a clinical challenge, or simply listen and learn, this is an opportunity to engage with fellow therapists and deepen your practice. Join us for thoughtful discussion, collaborative feedback, and shared professional development.
Open to all Professional-level members, this weekly drop-in group offers a supportive space to reflect on your clinical work. Whether you’re looking to present a case, explore a clinical challenge, or simply listen and learn, this is an opportunity to engage with fellow therapists and deepen your practice. Join us for thoughtful discussion, collaborative feedback, and shared professional development.
Open to all Professional-level members, this weekly drop-in meeting is an opportunity to connect, share experiences, and build community. Come to exchange ideas, discuss current events, and support one another in the challenges and rewards of this work. Whether you're looking to stay connected, find camaraderie with fellow clinicians, or reflect together on the work we do, this meeting offers a collegial setting for connection, reflection, and mutual support.