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True of False: Family systems are often reported as significant sources of distress for transgender youth.
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Select all that are true about the impact of non affirming families on transgender youth.
- Youth are more than 8 times as likely to have attempted suicide
- Youth are more than 3 times as likely to use drugs
- Youth are 6 times as likely to report high levels of depression
- There are no increases in negative outcomes for youth with unaffirming families
- There are no increases in negative outcomes for youth with affirming families
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Which of the following is NOT true about parents:
- Parents may come from a loving place when they are pushing their child to identify as cisgender, however, the effects are still just as harmful
- Parents often expect their child to come out as transgender before
- Parents may feel as if they are grieving the loss of their child
- It is not uncommon for therapists to place blame on parents for not immediately being supportive
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Select all that are true about chosen family or individuals who are not part of the Family of Origin.
- A chosen family may look different for each individual
- Chosen family may include peers, older parental community members, support groups, and online relationships
- Chosen families are not the same as Families of Origin
- Commitment levels to friends may be stronger than members of the Family of Origin
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As a therapist, how should you handle when a parent brings their child to see you with the hopes of affirming a cisgender identity?
- Gather information from the parent about their expectations so you can try and meet them
- Tell the parent that you will not do what they wish and refer them to a therapist that will
- Handle the parents with delicacy because there are harmful risks if they go to an unaffirming provider
- Don't include the parent in the therapy process at all
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