Trans Folks, Survivors, and Partners Practicing Sexual Consent
In intimate relationships, practicing consent means communicating about touching and boundaries. Consent is essential for a wide range of activities—holding hands, cuddling, oral sex. (As an aside, consent is also important in non-intimate contexts, like disclosing...
Freeze: The Forgotten Stress Response
By Anole Halper Survivors of sexual violence sometimes blame themselves because in the moment of violence, they did something they don’t understand: rather than run away or fight back, they stayed still; they did nothing. Image description: Image is a blue pie...Find us on Facebook!
Are you at the American Psychological Association Conference in Chicago? Join Loree Cook-Daniels for “Trauma in the Lives of Trans Elders: Implications and Resources” Friday morning at 8:00am.
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