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  • Depathologization of trans* experience in ICD-11: Suggestions for context-sensitive psychotherapeutic work.
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  • Depathologization of trans* experience in ICD-11: Suggestions for context-sensitive psychotherapeutic work.

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Depathologization of trans* experience in ICD-11: Suggestions for context-sensitive psychotherapeutic work. (English)
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The current changes to the treatment recommendations and the diagnostic categorization of trans* identities in the ICD-11 require a new consideration of past therapeutic methods and approaches. (English)
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The depathologization of trans* lives in the ICD-11 finally enables trans* people to access psychotherapeutic services more freely, as the compulsory therapy that has thus far been required for access to transition-related treatments, as well as the so-called "diagnosis" and "treatment" of "transsexuality", have been removed. (English)
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Trans* people will nevertheless be interested in qualified psychotherapeutic treatment options. (English)
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Due to the decades-long discrimination and treatment in the health system that has disregarded the human rights of trans* people, a trans*-affirmative approach is necessary, one that takes into account the context of the treatment and critically reflects upon one's own position as a health professional. (English)
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This affirmative and self-reflective approach provides the basis upon which therapeutic concerns and topics related to a life lived in accordance with a self-determined (gender) identity, related needs, and the fulfillment of those needs, can be discussed. (English)
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The consequences of experiences of discrimination, violence and exclusion are, moreover, important elements of therapy that require a structural and social contextualization in order to address internalized trans*-negativity and to empower trans* people in their self-assertion. (English)
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