A ~1% regret rate is remarkably low, especially in the context of major life decisions or medical procedures. To give that number some perspective, here are a few examples of things people regret at similar or higher rates, based on available research: Term ...
Trans regret is very rare. Most studies find rates around 1% or less. De-transitioning varies depending on study, but usually falls between 1% to 8%, depending on the population and how “detransition” is defined. 🧩 Understanding the Data The available...
Detransition, in the trans and gender diverse context, is often used as a catch-all term, but it actually refers to a range of experiences, not a single, uniform action. The meaning can vary significantly depending on the context, the individual, and whether we’re...
Trans Regret: The concept of “trans regret” refers to the experience of individuals who, after transitioning, feel regret about their decision. However, research indicates that such regret is rare. Regret, in this context, is an internal emotional or...
Deb Psychology, like healthcare professionals uses technology to assist with the smoother and more efficient running of her small business. Prior to your first session, you will be asked to review the terms and conditions of accessing services at Deb Psychology. Deb...
Blog 1: Over the next little while, I am going to write a few posts about workplace psychological hazards and injuries, and what you can do about it. It’s important when reading these blogs, that you think both about yourself, but also your loved ones and your peers....
Deb Psychology, like healthcare professionals uses technology to assist with the smoother and more efficient running of her small business. Prior to your first session, you will be asked to review the terms and conditions of accessing services at Deb Psychology. Deb...
Short answer, no. Long answer, sometimes under some circumstances. Accessing gender affirming care as an adult does not require a WPATH (World Professional Association for Transgender Health) assessment. Ideally, your healthcare providers utilise the Informed Consent...
How can employees legally request workplace accommodations (such as headphones or a quiet space) from their manager? It is useful to have medical evidence that supports any request that is made. For example, a letter from your GP or treating health practitioner that...
For a number of years now, I have noticed an influx of clients who have been referred to me for “recent onset of depression, anxiety, stress and dissatisfaction with long-term employment situation, and relationship difficulties, recent parent bereavement”… or some...
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