Dianne Gottlieb – Transgender & Gender Non-Binary (TGNB) Adult Clients: Culturally-Competent Strategies Every Clinician Should Know

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Dianne Gottlieb, Professor
6 hours and 24 minutes.
Audio and video formats are available.
Copyright expires on August 12, 2020.
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Are you working with clients who are doubting their gender identity, who are already out in the community, maybe leading a secret life, or who have only recently realized they are transgender? Perhaps you’re interested in working with this demographic but are hesitant since you’re unfamiliar with the specialized terminology and clinical requirements? This is the course for you!

Dianne Gottlieb, MS, LMFT, a gender therapist, will teach you how to establish a secure and supportive therapy environment in which clients may negotiate their highly unique transition process on their journey to living an authentic life.

In this tape, she will discuss her over 15 years of professional expertise as well as her very personal tale of learning firsthand what compassion, respect, and acceptance genuinely mean for a transgender person. Leave your preconceived notions about what is manly and feminine behind and open your heart and mind to learning what it is like to not conform to the typical binary definition of gender.

This information-packed workshop will empower you to adopt successful treatment techniques for transgender and gender non-binary adult clients.

Don’t pass up the opportunity to broaden the therapeutic populations you serve!

Handouts

Adult Transgender & Gender Non-Binary (TGNB) Clients Manual (2.4 MB)

Outline of 120 pages available after purchase

AVOID COMMON ERRORS AND CREATE A GENDER-AFFIRMING ENVIRONMENT

Confusion between sex and gender
Multiple ally, resource, educator, and advocate roles
Using a Model of Gender-Affirming Therapy
Make a TGNB-inclusive intake form and work atmosphere.
Language that is gender-appropriate

COMPREHEND THE FORMATION OF GENDER IDENTITY

Gender expression and gender identity
Gender Dysphoria: Possible Causes
Consider the intersex situation.
Put the binary gender spectrum to the test.
Discover the most recent gender identity jargon.
Working with people who are questioning their gender

TGNB CLIENTS’ PSYCHOSOCIAL ASSESSMENT

Critical thinking questions
When Should Gender Dysphoria Be Diagnosed?
Assess for co-occurring mental health issues effectively.
Examine for suicidality and self-harm.
Determine who is helpful.
Investigate your experiences of internalized transphobia.

TGNB CLIENTS FACE UNIQUE ADVERSITIES

Transphobia
Make a safety letter.
Microaggressions and structural prejudice
HIV and intimate partner violence

ASSIST CLIENTS IN NAVIGATING SEX IN AN INCONGRUENT BODY

The TGNB client’s sexual orientation
Sexual activity and genital dysphoria
Rethinking sexual organs

TRANSITION AND COMING OUT STAGES

Non-medical transition procedures
Make a transition schedule.
When, how, and to whom should you inform others?
Assist families in processing the news
Make a support system.

ADDRESS MEDICAL AND LEGAL TRANSITION OBJECTIVES

The position of the therapist as a “Gatekeeper”
Treatment Model Based on Informed Consent
WPATH Care Standards
Prepare letters for hormone treatment and gender reassignment surgery.
The fundamentals of gender-affirming surgery and the effects of transgender hormones
Prepare clients for changes to their legal name, gender marker, and birth certificate.

TRANSITIONAL PROFITS AND LOSSES

The effects on romantic relationships, family and friends, and shifting roles
Dating your genuine self may result in the loss of relationships, homes, work, and religion.
alterations in sociocultural status and privilege
Grieving process due to changes Incorporate old self with new self
Transition has a distinct influence on the elderly customer.
Years later, looking at the consequences of the change

TURN INTO A RESOURCE FOR TGNB CLIENTS

Medical community referral resources
TGNB-friendly resources on a local and national scale
WPATH’s Global Education Initiative: Faculty Certification Path
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DIANNE GOTTLIEB, MS, LMFT, has been a gender therapist for over 15 years, working with transgender and gender non-binary people and their families. She is committed to serving as a resource and champion for her clients, and she is a well-known instructor of therapists and medical professionals in Arizona.

Dianne maintains a private clinic in Scottsdale, AZ, where she specializes in gender therapy, premarital counseling, love relationship problems, life and career transitions, self-esteem concerns, and LGBTQ counseling. She is a former film studio publicist and national television producer.

She is a member of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH), a Clinical Fellow of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, and a past board director of the Arizona Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. She graduated from Seton Hall University with a Masters of Science in marriage and family therapy. Dianne also taught college courses in aberrant psychology and human sexuality for nine years.

Disclosures for Speakers:

Dianne Gottlieb works in private practice. PESI, Inc. pays her a speaking honorarium.

Dianne Gottleib is a Clinical Fellow of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy as well as the Arizona Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. The speaker is the ex-wife of a transsexual person.

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