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Assessment and Treatment of Gender Dysphoria and Gender Variant Patients
Regardless of their area of specialization, adult psychiatrists are likely to encounter patients who are transgender; however, medical school curricula and psychiatric residency training devote little attention to caring for these patients. The primary aim of the present article is to assist adult psychiatrists who do not specialize in transgender clinical care in the delivery of respectful, clinically competent and culturally attuned care to gender variant patients including those who id
Position Statement on Misogyny and Gender Bias and Their Adverse Effects on the Health of Women
Position Statement on Misogyny and Gender Bias and Their Adverse Effects on the Health of Women
Position Statement on Treatment of Transgender (Trans) and Gender Diverse Youth
Position Statement on Treatment of Transgender (Trans) and Gender Diverse Youth
Position Statement on Discrimination Against Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Individuals
Position Statement on Discrimination Against Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Individuals
Position Statement on Access to Care for Transgender and Gender Diverse Individuals
Position Statement on Access to Care for Transgender and Gender Diverse Individuals
Gender identity disorder, Report of the APA Task Force on treatment of
After the announcement of the DSM-5 Work Group membership in May 2008, the American Psychiatric Association (APA) received many inquiries regarding the workgroup named to address the entities included under Gender Identity Disorder (GID) in versions III through IVTR of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders™ (DSM). These inquiries most often dealt with treatment controversies regarding GID, especially in children, rather than issues related specifically to the DSM text and dia
Position Statement on Issues Related to Sexual Orientation and Gender Minority Status
Position Statement on Issues Related to Sexual Orientation and Gender Minority Status
Stalking Intrusive Behaviors and Related Phenomena by Patients
The doctor-patient relationship should ideally be a collaborative and mutually respectful one. In some instances, however, patients may engage in behaviors that can engender concern and even fear in the psychiatrist involved. When these behaviors are repeated, unwanted, and distressing, we might colloquially refer to them as “stalking.” In the midst of a stalking episode, it may be difficult for the psychiatrist to know how to proceed, what steps to consider to protect oneself and what choices t
Position Statement on Use of the Concept of Recovery
Position Statement on Use of the Concept of Recovery
Position Statement on The Impact of Ageism on the Mental Health of Older Adults
Position Statement on The Impact of Ageism on the Mental Health of Older Adults
A Bill of Rights
Endorsement of Principles for the Provision of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment Services: A Bill of Rights
Position Statement on Use of the Principles of Recovery
Position Statement on Use of the Principles of Recovery