Showing posts with label standards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label standards. Show all posts
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05 October 2011
Trans-health group's new standards of care (www.windycitymediagroup.com)
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ezs note- Once again, please read the document written by WPATH. Yes, it's long, but very important.
ezs note- Once again, please read the document written by WPATH. Yes, it's long, but very important.
03 October 2011
World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) releases new, improved standards of care
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ezs note: Like I said before, the document (WPATH) is very important. Either click the .pdf file, or click on the banner which reads "WPATH Standards of Care". The document is long, but well worth it.
ezs note: Like I said before, the document (WPATH) is very important. Either click the .pdf file, or click on the banner which reads "WPATH Standards of Care". The document is long, but well worth it.
28 September 2011
WPATH Standards of Care (www.wpath.org)
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ezs note: I know it's long, but this document is extremely important. Transgenders, parents, teachers, counselors and friends/acquaintances- all will benefit from this.
ezs note: I know it's long, but this document is extremely important. Transgenders, parents, teachers, counselors and friends/acquaintances- all will benefit from this.
26 September 2011
Excerpts from WPATH standards of care 7 (blogs.montrealgazette.com)
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ezs note: Despite what "experts" tell you, this is the word of eminent doctors, physicians, and psychiatrists. In a few words, you ain't crazy. To pursue this, the words are a bit scholarly for the layperson, but it's well worth it.
ezs note: Despite what "experts" tell you, this is the word of eminent doctors, physicians, and psychiatrists. In a few words, you ain't crazy. To pursue this, the words are a bit scholarly for the layperson, but it's well worth it.
13 March 2011
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