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Clinical psychologists work with transgender clients to improve quality of life, decrease psychological distress and save lives. Otherwise transgender clients could suffer from an increased risk of depression, self-harm and suicide. 

But how do clinical psychologists work with transgender clients to prevent these negative mental health outcomes?

In this fascinating clinical psychology book, you'll learn about:

·      Transgender mental health

·      How to support transgender clients?

·      Why using preferred pronouns, chosen name and being affirmed is important?

·      Lessons learnt from working a Gender Identity Clinic

·      And so much more.

If you're looking for an engaging, unputdownable guide to this fascinating topic then this is the book for you.  

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Clinical Psychology And Transgender Clients content

Introduction

Part One: Introduction To Transgender Clients

Transgender Mental Health And More

Why Being Trans Is Beautiful?

Trans Journeys

Who Am I And My Own Trans Journey?

How Therapists And Parents Can Support Transgender Teenagers?

Importance Of Using Preferred Pronouns, Chosen Names And Coming Out In Clinical Work

Part Two: Transgender And Autism

Overlap Between Being Transgender And Autism

What Are Autism Spectrum Conditions?

What Needs To Be Said About Autism, Sex And Intimacy?

Is Person-First Or Diagnosis-First Language Better For Autistic People?

Part Three: Useful Information To Know When Working With Transgender Clients

Why Using “They/ Them” Pronouns Might Be Difficult For Some People According To Neuroscience?

And more