Hi Stephanie- as an ex Portlandian, I have many friends still there. One current is just getting word his wife of 20 years is now a lesbian and wants out. One child is devestates. The other is full psyop’d accruing street cred with an LGBTQ parent now being celebrated and is numb to the dads feelings. He has nowhere to turn and needs someone to talk with honestly- as you know- being honest in Portland is unacceptable and bigoted these days if you raise any issue and she wants a family therapist to help them through and he knows he just has to suck it up and recite the proper allied response
Please. Please
Any recommendations for anyone for him to talk with or book or podcaster etc
I’ve turned him into your podcast also as resource
Thank you in advance for any consideration and suggestions
This guy is brilliant. Love his stuff that I've seen so far; will be watching more this week. Check out his channel if you're not familiar with him yet. I'm interviewing Monday Sept 23.
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In honor of #ROGDAwarenessDay I'm excited to announce a new resource for concerned parents of trans-identified youth: ROGD Repair, a Course + Community for Parents.
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Enjoying the combo of monologue podcasts and guest interviews! You have a lot of unique insight and experience to share. Wondering (again, apologies!) if you might dedicate an episode to the topic of suicide and mental health outcomes in trans-identified folks? In several recent episodes you have mentioned that the common belief that "affirmative care saves lives" is not only unsubstantiated, but the evidence is to the contrary-- I would love to learn more about this! When you have the bandwidth for it, of course :) It seems so important to know and understand the evidence around this belief, because it is the ultimate trump card and seems to be really at the heart of the debate around the care of trans-identified youth.
