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| − | '''Genspect''' is an international alliance of professional groups, parents, [[trans]] people, detransitioners, and others who advocate for better models of care in respect of those who are considering [[transition]], have regretted transition, and those who are going through the [[detransition]] process. Genspect reunites 19 different organisations in 17 countries. | + | '''Genspect''' is an international alliance of professional groups, parents, [[trans]] people, detransitioners, and others who advocate for better models of care in respect of those who are considering [[transition]], have regretted transition, and those who are going through the [[detransition]] process. Genspect reunites 19 different organisations in 17 countries.[[File:Genspectwebpage.jpg|thumb|left| Genspect web page 2022]] |
Genspect are opposed to the 'Affirmative approach' which they define as a therapeutic and medical approach which argues that adults and children, no matter what age, should be encouraged to transition into their self-reported [[gender identity]]. | Genspect are opposed to the 'Affirmative approach' which they define as a therapeutic and medical approach which argues that adults and children, no matter what age, should be encouraged to transition into their self-reported [[gender identity]]. | ||
Genspect argue for a Developmental approach which they define as a therapeutic and medical approach which argues that many factors (biological, psychological and social) can lead an individual to experience distress around gender. | Genspect argue for a Developmental approach which they define as a therapeutic and medical approach which argues that many factors (biological, psychological and social) can lead an individual to experience distress around gender. | ||
| + | Genspect have posted a number of videos on You Tube where their channel had over 1,130 subscribers by mid June 2022 and by March 2024 there were over 12,400 subscribers to the channel <ref> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnh6D3XXC0Qji6njBOvvxbA </ref>. | ||
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| + | ==External links== | ||
| + | https://genspect.org/ | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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| + | [[Category:Trans]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:06, 4 March 2024
Genspect is an international alliance of professional groups, parents, trans people, detransitioners, and others who advocate for better models of care in respect of those who are considering transition, have regretted transition, and those who are going through the detransition process. Genspect reunites 19 different organisations in 17 countries.
Genspect are opposed to the 'Affirmative approach' which they define as a therapeutic and medical approach which argues that adults and children, no matter what age, should be encouraged to transition into their self-reported gender identity. Genspect argue for a Developmental approach which they define as a therapeutic and medical approach which argues that many factors (biological, psychological and social) can lead an individual to experience distress around gender. Genspect have posted a number of videos on You Tube where their channel had over 1,130 subscribers by mid June 2022 and by March 2024 there were over 12,400 subscribers to the channel [1].
