Have you seen she/her, he/him or they/them on email signatures or social media bios recently? Maybe you've spotted mine?

- Why pronouns matter in the counselling room - Pronoun privilege - Pronouns and gender diversity - Why we shouldn't guess client's pronouns

Why LGBTQ+ people need inclusive and healthcare and what's going wrong in UK mainstream services for lesbian, gay, bisexual & trans people.

Everyday society typically assumes she/her pronouns for folks who look and sound female, and he/him pronouns for folks who look ...

When I first started running LGBTQ awareness workshops for counsellors a few years ago it was very common for almost the whole room full of

LGBTQ clients, particularly those who are transgender are quite rightly very wary of professionals. It is quite likely your clients will

When working with clients who are thinking about disclosing who they are, I find that many find the concept of “inviting in” very helpful in

Queer Sex: A Trans & Non-Binary Guide to Intimacy, Pleasure & Relationships Juno interviews trans & non-binary people about sex, desire and

This book explains how to use language & pronouns in a respectful way & lists lots of detailed information about medical transition such as

Not only does this book cover all LGBTQ identities, it also looks at gender & sexuality as a whole & has chapters on cisgender and ...

Talking to other counsellors about pronouns I am often faced with the same questions and confusion: – Do pronouns really matter that much?