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Working with Transgender and Gender Expansive Youth -- Common Myths and Recent Research

Originally presented Friday, October 1, 2021 #Transgender and gender expansive youth have a higher prevalence of mental disorders because of minority stress (including stigma, prejudice, and discrimination) which leads to a stressful social environment and high rates of mental health problems. Adverse reactions from parents and caregivers are closely correlated with poor mental health and an increase in substance use in this population. This lecture will address commonly held myths regarding transgender and gender nonconforming youth, and provide an overview of the latest research on gender development to help provide clinicians with tools for working with these individuals and their families. About the presenter: Sloan Strike, Ph.D., child clinical psychology. Dr. Strike studied at Harvard and St. John's University before working as a clinical psychologist in New York City and now Salt Lake City. She specializes in working with teenagers, young adults, and their families. https://ucebt.com/about-us/primary-st... ➡️ Join a live Continuation Education event or self-paced course for CE credit, download presentation slides, check out the training's citations, or learn more about the presenter: https://ucebt.com/events/ ➡️ Request a speaker, trainer, or provider for professional consultation for your business: https://ucebt.com/request-a-speaker/ https://ucebt.com/clinical-consultation/ https://ucebt.com/consultation/ 0:00 Introduction 0:41 Myths and Facts 6:36 Terminology 12:55 Gender Development 18:23 Risk and Resilience 35:29 Fostering an Affirming Home Environment 37:30 Enhancing Parental Support 44:32 Supporting Families and Loved Ones #ucebt #utah #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters #therapy #therapyworks #psychology #psychologyfacts #mindset #Mindfulness #mentalhealthishealth #clinicalpsychology #clinicalpsychologist #gender #parenting #parentingtips #childpsychology #childpsychologist