Description

The rising hostility towards trans and nonbinary (TNB) individuals in mainstream discourse and politics is having significant impacts on the TNB community, ranging from limitations on civil liberties and access to care to emotional distress and safety concerns. Through review of the current landscape, discussion of relevant research, clinical didactics, and brief case examples, this webinar will equip clinicians with the knowledge and skills necessary to support TNB clients navigating hostile sociopolitical climates.

Learning Objectives

• Explain the current sociopolitical landscape related to trans and nonbinary (TNB) communities, and the potential psychological impacts on TNB individuals
• Create effective therapeutic spaces in which TNB clients can process their distress related to current sociopolitical climates.
• Apply knowledge of resilience factors to support TNB clients’ well-being in the face of current sociopolitical climates

CE Credits

1 Credit

Target Audience

Psychologists and Allied Mental Health Professionals

Instructional Level

Introductory | Intermediate | Advanced

Presenters

Expanded presenter biographies can be found on the course event page (see below)

• Sebastian Barr, PhD, LP
• Em Matsuno, PhD

Presenter Conflict of Interest Disclosure

None disclosed.

Cost

Free for all to attend, though only SCP members can earn CE credit