Transyouthcan.ca

Trans Youth CAN! Introducing a New Study of Medical, …

WEBTrans Youth CAN! Introducing a New Study of Medical, Family, and Social Outcomes for Trans Youth Referred to Clinics for Hormone Treatment Greta Bauer1 and Margaret …

Actived: 6 days ago

URL: https://transyouthcan.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Trans-Youth-CAN-CPATH-Poster-2017-vFINAL.pdf

Trans Youth CAN! A new study of youth referred for …

WEBTrans Youth CAN! is a study of youth referred for blockers or hormones at ten clinics in Canada. We are looking at medical, social and family outcomes over a two-year period …

Category: Medical Go Health

Parents, Caregivers, and Families of Trans and Non-Binary …

WEBLiterature Review • Literature shows that parents’/caregivers’ (hereafter “parents”) reactions to a child’s coming out vary, ranging from expressions of love and affirmation to

Category: Health Go Health

How the Study Worked

WEBParticipants in this study were asked to: Answer questions with an interviewer at the clinic for 3 surveys over 2 years. These surveys will take about 45-60 minutes each. Youth will …

Category: Health Go Health

Journal of Pediatrics

WEBThe Journal of Pediatrics, 243, p.224-227. 2021. Brief Report (Open Access). Although emergence of gender dysphoria at puberty is long established, a distinct pathway of …

Category: Health Go Health

Trans Youth CAN! Community Event

WEBWhat is the Trans Youth CAN! study? • Youth from puberty to age 15 were recruited at their 1st medical appointment for blockers or hormones • Followed for 2 years through their …

Category: Medical Go Health

IWK Trans Youth Clinic/Halifax clinic-community webinar

WEBIWK Trans Youth Clinic/Halifax clinic-community webinar IWK Health Centre-May 6, 2021

Category: Health Go Health

Trans Youth CAN! Parent Worries Checklist (TYC-PWC)

WEBYour youth encountering violence Your youth engaging in self-harm Your youth’s physical health How your friends or colleagues react to your youth’s transition

Category: Health Go Health

Trans Youth CAN! Gender Distress Scale (TYC-GDS)

WEB1 • • • Trans Youth CAN! Gender Distress Scale (TYC-GDS) Updated April 2021 Development of this measure This measure was developed to reflect distress-related …

Category: Health Go Health

Clinic-Community Webinar Halifax, NS

WEBWhat is the Trans Youth CAN! study? Youth from puberty to age 15 were recruited at their 1st medical appointment for blockers or hormones • Followed for 2 years through their …

Category: Medical Go Health

Trans Youth CAN! Updates

WEBThis study does provide key insights into the psychosocial experiences of parents of transgender youth, and contributes to the discourse on parental involvement for youth …

Category: Course Go Health

Trans Youth CAN! Updates

WEB174 youth. Age: Gender: Average 13.8 years; ranged from 10 to 15 years old 76% trans male; 16% trans female; 8% non-binary. Background: 19% Indigenous; 6.5% visible …

Category: Health Go Health

Trans Youth CAN! Community Event

WEBThanks for attending this event! We’re excited you’re here! •With this event we want to: • Share information about our project & findings from our NEW INFOGRAPHIC • Answer …

Category: Health Go Health

Trans Youth CAN! Updates

WEBTrans Youth CAN! Cohort study of 174 youth aged from puberty to age 15 attending one of 10 medical clinics for blockers or hormones, and where youth consented (and possible) …

Category: Medical Go Health

Trans Youth CAN! Gender Positivity Scale (TYC-GPS)

WEB1 • • • Trans Youth CAN! Gender Positivity Scale (TYC-GPS) updated April 2021 Development of this measure This measure was developed to capture positive …

Category: Health Go Health