When considering hormones, there can be high variability in terms of individual goals, bodies, needs, risks, and reactions.Β I get a lot of questions from readers that I can’t always answer, so I reached out to Dr Kevin Hatfield for insight.Β
Charlie takes the stage at Stanford MedX conference on Sunday Sept 17th at 12pm PST to talk about trans health research. Watch the live stream online.
I asked my readers “What articles, information, or resources would you like someone to create?” Here is the content you’d like to read more of about non-binary identities.
After a carefully administered survey, 528 of NN’s most devoted readers let their voices be heard. Here’s the grueling analysis that followed. You won’t believe the numbers!
Part 3 of Non-Binary Transition covers the details involved in Social, Medical, and Legal transition, focusing on the unique challenges faced by non-binary individuals. It also covers what providers can do to support their clients/patients in their practice, as well as a Bonus section featuring questions by participants.
Part 2: What is Transition? Learn a new framework for your transgender journey.
Non-Binary Transition workshop is available online. Watch the video or read the slides.
Non-Binary Transition workshop is available online. Part 1: What is Gender?
Watch the video or read the slides.
What’s the secret to figuring out your gender? Choosing labels, coming out, non-binary or not, all these questions are overwhelming to untangle by yourself.
The Gender Playbook promises no definitive answers, only a few wise words to help you along your gender journey.
Gender Odyssey – an international conference, a thoughtful exploration of gender – took place August 2015 in Seattle. Here’s what happened.
For my debut piece in The Advocate Magazine, I ruminate over the good and the bad depictions of genderqueer people in the media, and what this lack of representation (or mis-representation) means for non-binary people like me.
