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19 mar 2020 · The two main outcomes of gender dysphoria treatment are to support a young person’s transition, aligning the phenotype with the experienced and/or expressed gender identity, and to support their psychosocial wellbeing.
- Management of gender dysphoria in adolescents in primary care
Primary health care providers can support adolescents with...
- Gender Dysphoria: Optimizing Healthcare for Transgender and Gender ...
Improving access to multidisciplinary gender-affirming care...
- Management of gender dysphoria in adolescents in primary care
Sandstone Care - Virginia. Treatment Center Verified. Sandstone Care provides substance use and co-occurring mental health treatment for young adults (ages 18 to 30) and adolescents (ages 13 to...
1 sty 2019 · Primary health care providers can support adolescents with gender dysphoria and their families by providing guidance on the timing of social transitioning, reviewing and overseeing the potential use of medical management, and connecting them with local community resources and supports.
31 gru 2019 · After the assessment, medical treatment options for adolescents can be divided in fully reversible puberty blockers, partially reversible affirming hormone treatment (estrogens or androgens) and fully irreversible surgeries (eg, mastectomy, vaginoplasty).
28 lut 2023 · Improving access to multidisciplinary gender-affirming care is one means of reducing distress associated with gender dysphoria for TGD youth, but there are many other ways clinical providers can improve health outcomes for TGD youth.
21 wrz 2023 · Results. Twenty-one studies on GD and gender nonconforming identity, suicidality, and self-harm in adolescents and young adults met inclusion criteria. Results showed that GD adolescents have more suicidal ideation, life-threatening behaviour, self-injurious thoughts or self-harm than their cisgender peers. Assessment methods were heterogeneous.
The concept of rapid-onset gender dysphoria. The term “rapid-onset gender dysphoria” was initially coined by Lisa Littman in a 2018 publication [ 16 ], referring to a subgroup of adolescents identifying as trans and seeking clinical treatment for their gender dysphoria. In her study, Littman gathered data from 256 parents of adolescents ...
