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International Review of Psychiatry, 2016 Gender dysphoria (GD) in childhood is a complex phenomenon characterized by clinically significant distress due to the incongruence between assigned gender at birth and experienced gender. The clinical presentation of children who present with gender identity issues can be highly variable; the psychosexual development and future psychosexual outcome ...
Thomas Steensma, Jiska Ristori
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Discrimination and psychopathology in gender dysphoria: a hormone therapy [PDF]
Journal of Sexual Health Psychology, 2022 Purpose: One of the strategies for treating gender dysphoria is cross-sex hormone therapy (CHT). Our study aimed to explore the differences in the psychopathology of people with gender dysphoria who received the hormone with those who did not this ...
Esmail Shirdel Havar, Gijsbert Stoet
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Gender dysphoria and psychological distress among transgender individuals: the moderating role of resilience [PDF]
Health Psychology ReportBackground Despite a growing body of research on transgender mental health, the role of resilience in shaping psychological outcomes associated with gender dysphoria remains underexplored.
Luot Van Nguyen +2 more
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On being (not so) different: perceptions of gender dysphoria and neurodiversity among people aged 15–35 in Sweden [PDF]
Frontiers in SociologyThere has been an increase in the number of people experiencing gender dysphoria and neurodiversity over the last decade. Medical studies employing quantitative methodologies consistently report a high co-occurrence of gender diversity and neurodiversity.
Fatih Özel +3 more
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The relationship between symptoms of gender dysphoria and social anxiety in transgender young adults: a network analysis [PDF]
BMC PsychiatryBackground Gender dysphoria and social anxiety co-occur in transgender young adults,whereas their underlying influencing mechanism remains limitedly explored. Aims This study attempted to investigate the symptomatic relationships between these two mental
Jiaqi Li +5 more
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Invisibility of “Gender Dysphoria” [PDF]
AMA Journal of Ethics, 2021 Tension between naming gender dysphoria to render an important kind of suffering among transgender people more visible and avoiding pathologizing experiences of transgender people in a gender-binary world can be keenly felt among patients seeking gender-affirming services. This article suggests why clinical "verification" of a patient's need for gender-
Nicolle K, Strand, Nora L, Jones
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Role of family function in the prediction of Gender Dysphoria in women and transgender men [PDF]
روانشناسی و روانپزشکی شناخت, 2021 Introduction: Most people show signs of behavior appropriate to their biological and physical gender. While a minority of people exhibit behaviors that are different from their sexual appearance, it is called Gender Dysphoria.
Somayeh Rahimi Ahmadabadi +3 more
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Sexual Medicine, 2021 Introduction: Genital gender affirming surgery (gGAS) is usually the final stage in the medical transition for transgender men and consists of creating a neophallus and neo-scrotum, with or without urethral lengthening(UL).
Joyce D. Asseler, MD +5 more
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Tomography, 2022 Previous studies demonstrated sex-related differences in several areas of the human brain, including patterns of brain activation in males and females when observing their own bodies and faces (versus other bodies/faces or morphed versions of themselves),
Carlo Ceruti +10 more
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Psychopathology in adult transgender people
European Psychiatry, 2021 Transgender people represent a broad spectrum of individuals that transiently or persistently identify with a gender different from the one assigned at birth (APA, 2013).
G. Castellini, J. Ristori, T. Steensma
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