This course examines the development of affirming healthcare practices for transgender and nonbinary patients through clinical, cultural, and policy perspectives. Students will explore how dominant medical models have historically pathologized gender diversity and how contemporary frameworks aim to demedicalize identity and center lived experience. Emphasis is placed on anti-oppressive practice, trauma-informed care, and the integration of LGBTQ+ health research to promote equitable, inclusive systems. By engaging with case studies and current policy debates, students will develop evidence-based strategies to create safer, more responsive environments for trans and nonbinary individuals across healthcare and community settings.
Created On: Oct-10-2025 01:17 PM ET
Last Modified On: Mar-13-2026 07:23 AM ET
Application Website URLDelivery Method: In Person
Date Approved: Oct-12-2025 01:44 PM ET
Credit Requested: 1.00
Credit Approved: 1.00
Public Access: CEUL is open to public
| Date | Location Name | City, State | More Information |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 28, 2025 - October 28, 2025 | Boston, MA | Link |