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Courage Under Fire: Understanding the Transgender Military Experience

In this episode of "Just Healing," Dr. Adam Yerke, a clinical and forensic psychologist, discusses the history and challenges of transgender individuals in the military. The conversation covers the impact of policy changes, the importance of normalizing gender diversity, and the broader implications for society. This conversation dives into: ▶The history of transgender people serving in the military ▶How changing policies create trauma, instability, and barriers to service ▶The difference between gender identity and sexual orientation ▶The mental health consequences of exclusion and stigma ▶Global military inclusion trends compared to the United States ▶How families, communities, and children understand gender ▶The importance of normalizing gender diversity through everyday conversations ▶The human impact when dedicated service members are told they’re “not eligible” simply for being who they are Dr. Yerke also offers guidance on: ▶Talking about gender with older generations ▶Supporting young people in understanding their own identity ▶Breaking down misinformation about transgender communities ▶Challenging internalized and societal stigma ▶Recognizing the similarities we all share, regardless of gender identity This episode highlights the real people behind the headlines — service members, parents, leaders, and families navigating identity, dignity, and belonging. 📩 Connect with Dr. Adam Yerke: adamF.Yerke@gmail.com 🎙️ About Just Healing Just Healing is a space where we rediscover our shared humanity, explore trauma-informed conversations, and celebrate the many ways people grow, love, and heal. 📌If this episode resonates with you, please like, comment, and subscribe to support more conversations like this. #TransgenderRights #MilitaryInclusion #TransgenderMilitaryBan #JustHealingPodcast #TraumaInformed #LGBTQ #GenderIdentity #TransgenderVeterans #PolicyAndImpact #MentalHealth