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Therapists must be able to question children who think they are trans, says Cass - Vimarsana News

Therapists must be able to question children who think they are trans, says Cass

The UK Council for Psychotherapy fears updated memorandum of understanding will make it impossible to talk younger children through choices

Ella Morgan urges NHS to listen to trans kids after Cass Review - Vimarsana News

Ella Morgan urges NHS to listen to trans kids after Cass Review

Married At First Sight's Ella Morgan tells PinkNews that NHS England should listen to trans kids: 'People shouldn't have choices taken away'

How the void left by the Tavistock is being filled by the private sector - Vimarsana News

How the void left by the Tavistock is being filled by the private sector

When Susan Evans scrolled through the staff page for Gender Plus, the private gender assessment and hormone treatment clinic licensed by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in January, she was immediately met by familiar faces. “A large proportion of these people I recognised from working at the Tavistock,” she says.

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Trans children in England worse off now than four years ago, says psychologist - Vimarsana News

Trans children in England worse off now than four years ago, says psychologist

Gender specialist says young people ‘paying the biggest price’ in wake of Cass report, with service ‘going backwards’

Ban on children's puberty blockers to be enforced in private sector in England | NHS - Vimarsana News

Ban on children's puberty blockers to be enforced in private sector in England | NHS

CQC will check new guidance in Cass report is applied by private care providers to avoid ‘two-tier’ access to drugs