NHS England to review cross-sex hormones policy
In a letter to Dr Cass, published on their website, NHS England has committed to conducting a proper review of cross-sex hormones: NHS England will review the use of gender…
The NHS, Tavistock clinic and other professional health bodies, GPs: policies, practice guidelines and treatments
In a letter to Dr Cass, published on their website, NHS England has committed to conducting a proper review of cross-sex hormones: NHS England will review the use of gender…
The Cass Review final report has been published. We thank Dr Cass and her team for all their methodical and careful work to produce an extraordinary document that will have…
Transgender Trend written submission to the NHS England consultation Referral pathway for specialist service for children and young people with gender incongruence. Referral pathway for specialist service for children and…
A guest post by Peter Jenkins, a member of Thoughtful Therapists, whose scoping survey for the UK government consultation on conversion therapy can be found here: https://thoughtfultherapists.org/scoping-survey-pdf/ The media response to the release…
On Tuesday March 12th NHS England confirmed that puberty blockers will no longer be available as routine treatment for children experiencing gender-related distress. We welcome this confirmation of the draft…
There can be no doubt that WPATH, the World Professional Association of Transgender Health, has had a profound and malign influence on gender healthcare worldwide. This power is wielded through…
Transgender Trend responded to the original World Health Organisation consultation on development of a WHO guideline on the health of trans and gender diverse people here. WHO subsequently extended the…
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has announced the development of a guideline on the health of trans and gender diverse people. A petition raising objections to the WHO’s panel selection…
Transgender Trend's full submission to the NHS Interim Clinical Policy for puberty supressing hormones (puberty blockers). Read our shorter guide to the consultation here. Please submit your own response here:…
The proposition of the NHS interim clinical policy on the use of puberty blockers is that puberty suppressing hormones (PSH) are not recommended to be available as a routine commissioning…