Here is a list of books that answer common questions, give advice on how to thrive, are affirming, and centre trans and nonbinary voices.

Continued from Part One, Dr. Jem Tosh talks about feminist psychology - how it can be more inclusive and what its future might look like.

My full invited presentation on the pathologisation of trans and autistic people, given at Manchester Metropolitan University.

Sneak peek of a forthcoming book chapter on trans and nonbinary embodiment.

I reflect on a recent therapeutic experience of not being believed and the impact of gender 'norms' when working with survivors of abuse.

I answer some common questions about what genderfluidity is and how you can support the genderfluid people in your life.

I reflect on my own experiences of being a survivor of sexual abuse and my career in psychology in a new book chapter.