Trans Ally

Why Sharing Pronouns Helps Clients

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

Pronouns in the Counselling Room

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

Trans clients? 4 Things you need To know as a counsellor

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

Chloe's book recommendations - Part 3

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

Chloe's book recommendations - Part 2

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

Pronouns – what’s the big fuss?

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

How to be a Trans Ally

A Trans Ally is someone who is cisgender (i.e. not trans) who supports the trans community by taking an active role to help tackle prejudice