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English: Childhood Social Transition- clinical, educational & safeguarding perspectives #FirstDoNoHarm on Vimeo
The context for this webinar is the recent guidance from the government to schools on social transition, and the current public consultation on the matter. This consultation will run until the 12 March. The link is in the chat. We hope that after listening to the webinar people may feel inspired to contribute to the consultation, especially if you are a parent, teacher or school governor. (Consultation link gov.uk/government/consult...) The background to this, and the reason we believe this has clinical dimensions, is the interim Cass review (cass.independent-review.uk/) which talked about social transition as a clinical intervention, not a neutral act, and one that could have a significant impact on a child or young person's wellbeing and development. Stephanie Davies-Arai BEM. Founder and director of Transgender Trend (a UK based organisation calling for evidence-based treatment of children experiencing gender-related distress and science-based teaching in schools). Stephanie will be talking about what ‘social transition’ means, how it developed as an approach, the historical context and the evidence we have comparing watchful waiting with gender affirmative approaches. About us We are a group of UK and Ireland based clinicians calling for greater understanding of the effects of sex and gender in healthcare We stay up to date with developments in gender healthcare. This is the basis of our evidence, briefings and opinion pieces. #FirstDoNoHarm |
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