wokeness

Many people with gender dysphoria may be harmed by rushed affirmation therapy driven by profit, ideology, and fear of scrutiny.

A recent study conducted by James L. Nuzzo, PhD from Edith Cowan University has documented a significant rise in the use of “woke” terminology within health research.

Earlier this month, International Women’s Day was celebrated worldwide, with different countries and individuals marking the occasion in various ways.

Just days before the 2023 Miss Universe pageant in El Salvador, the company behind the event, led by Thai trans activist Anne Jakrajutatip, has filed for bankruptcy.

Stepping into this deliberation is the Critical Therapy Antidote (CTA), a collective founded in 2020 to shield therapy from political encroachment and preserve its healing ethos.

Identity politics and the rise of “wokeness” have undeniably become significant cultural phenomena.

Hundreds of people identifying as dogs gathered in Berlin’s Potsdamer Platz railway station.

Surely, reading these things caused you to roll your eyes, scoff, or even laugh out loud.

Trainees who don’t subscribe to an ideological ‘gender affirmative’ narrative have tough choices to make.

This increasing dominance of political correctness is part of a deep cultural shift that affects every element of society.

As a psychologist based in the UK, I used to be a member of the British Psychological Society.