Gender Critical Social Work
Gender Critical Social WorkerMy attempt at providing a summary of issues and risks relating to gender identity ideology and conflicting rights for Social Workers and other busy professionals working with children and vulnerable adults.
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Gender Identity in Social Work 2 years on:
I have now been a registered and working Social Worker for 2 years: My original concerns about the impact of gender identity ideology on Social Work began in 2019 with articles published in The Times newspaper regarding concerns about the c...
Why Social Workers Need to be Talking About Gender Identity Issues & The Cass Review:
Social Work Supervision article
Update – Cognitive Dissonance and Working with Trans Identified Teens
Thank you to my subscribers for reading my articles, I’m sorry I don’t post often; I’ve been working for a while now so have less time to write. I work with teenagers so the topic of gender is relevant but I’ve found it’s not a big issue i...
The Origins of Gender Identity Theory
In my previous article I took a development approach to unpick the idea that children are born with an innate Gender Identity and (hopefully) demonstrated that this is highly unlikely. Identity is co-constructed socially, however we are no...
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My name is Emma, I am a Social Worker in England. I worked in the private and public sectors with children in care for 20 years and have been a qualified SW for 2 years.
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