Understanding gender, attraction, and expression beyond the binary: SOGIE 101

This training will provide historical context for the more limited categorizations of gender, attraction, and expression beyond binary categories as well as the behavioral health specific context of pathologization of gender, attraction, and expression. Beyond understanding history and context, participants will also gain a deeper understanding of concepts related to gender, attraction, and expression that may have previously been part of an LGBTQIA+ or SOGIE 101 training including an intersectional framework. This training will provide best practice guidelines as well as actionable changes that will be implemented to better support clients in service delivery, especially clients who may not be cisgender or heterosexual.

If you do not have sccLearn access, register at: https://tinyurl.com/QCSOGIE

Learning objective:

Identify the difference between Sex Assigned at Birth, Gender Identity, Attraction (Sexual Orientation) and Expression.
Name 3 steps to take when making a mistake using gender affirming language.
Identify 2 ways gender diversity and attraction have been pathologized in behavioral health settings.
List 3 best practice components of collecting and managing SOGIE information and data.

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Understanding gender, attraction, and expression beyond the binary: SOGIE 101

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