Gender-Affirming Practice

About this event

What will we cover?

This webinar is focussed on providing identity-affirming care and support to trans and gender diverse (TGD) community members. It is specifically targeted to those working in allied health, medical / healthcare, peer worker, and support worker roles. 

Throughout the webinar, we will explore key concepts, considerations, reflection points, and practical ideas / adjustments, which are foundational to making your understandings and practice more inclusive, accessible, affirming, and safe for TGD folk. All aspects will be grounded in person-centred, trauma-informed, intersectional, de-pathologising, anti-colonial, anti-oppressive frameworks, informed by up-to-date research / evidence, lived experience, and community knowledge. Resources to support post-webinar reflection and learning will also be provided to all attendees. 

Key topics will include:

• Understanding gender diversity (more nuanced than you might think!)
• Unique stresses, health issues, and risks faced by TGD folk
• Marginalised, intersecting identities, bodies, and experiences
• What safe, affirming, and inclusive support is (and isn't)
• Therapeutic / practice considerations
• Agency, advocacy, and allyship

Folks' diverse experiences and insights are valued, and there will be room for questions / reflections as well. The presentation will run for 2hrs (or a wee bit more), and there will be approximately 20 minutes for Q&A / discussion at the end.

An assessment quiz will be provided afterwards to those who would like one, so that the webinar can count towards active CPD.

I really look forward to exploring these areas with you, and appreciate you taking the time to support TGD community within this!

 

How will it be presented?

The webinar will be presented live via Zoom, from 10am-12:30pm AEDT on Thursday 15/05/2025

It will also be recorded, and the recording will be accessible by ticket-holders for 30 days post-live event

 

Who is presenting it?

The webinar is created and presented by Lumen Gorrie (they/them). Lumen is a queer, trans, AuDHD, chronically ill, disabled person living and working on unceded Wurundjeri Land. They are a registered clinical psychologist and board-approved supervisor, and are passionate about neurodivergence, gender, queerness, eating disorders & differences, chronic illness, disability justice, advocacy, and systemic change.

 

Ticket prices

There are a range of different ticket prices, to ensure that events are financially accessible to anyone / everyone. You can claim the purchase as a business expense when doing your taxes, if the workshop is relevant to your work.
There's also a "second rodeo" option for folk who have attended previously, but would like to re-attend to refresh their knowledge (and to catch the updated content) ????

 

Zoom links and recording access

You will be able to access the webinar via a Zoom link. This will be sent to you the day before, and on the day of, the webinar.

If you are unable to attend at the scheduled time, please note that it this webinar be recorded by Lumen. Ticket holders will have access to this recording for 30 days after the event ends; you will receive this link via email, so that you can watch / review it at a time that suits you. Please do not distribute or forward the link / recording to others.