Titlebook: Genderqueer and Non-Binary Genders; Christina Richards,Walter Pierre‘Bouman,Meg-John B Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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History and Cultural Diversity case study approach. Identity categories are analysed, illustrating how relatively recently gender was not commonly or instinctively binarised. Pre-dating contemporary language, variation in gender expression (sometimes related to sexuality) is explored through examples of English Mollies, Italian

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Academic Theoryrticular attention to the political landscapes and grassroots activism coming from non-binary and other communities.Key questions considered are: How is being non-binary understood across various fields of study? And how does falling between or beyond a binary framework of gender (male/female) get t

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Psychotherapy of non-binary people, and then explores the ways in which the major psychotherapeutic approaches understand gender identity and expression, and what this means for non-binary client experience. The chapter also covers good practice with non-binary clients, including requirements in terms of counsel

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Psychologyircumstances psychologists should not pay undue attention to the person’s gender any more than one would for any other demographic characteristic. This chapter therefore focuses on those times where gender is the key issue, for example when a person is considering coming out, or altering their physi

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Adult Endocrinologymonly used and also considers the pros and cons of less commonly used interventions. It also explores the sensitivities necessary when working with this patient group so as to establish good rapport, and the best form of multidisciplinary working for endocrinologists and the wider multidisciplinary

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Chest Surgeriesto have chest reconstruction to a more non-binary contour and appearance. It details the various surgical techniques and their pros and cons depending upon the patient’s physique. It also considers the place of the surgeon within the multidisciplinary team and the necessary considerations when worki