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For many TTNB clients, physical exams are not just routine procedures, they are moments of vulnerability that are shaped by personal experiences and the history of trans health care.

Chest binding is the practice of using commercial binders, binding tape, or clothing to compress the chest tissue and create the appearance of a flatter chest.

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Tucking is the practice of hiding or reducing the appearance of external genitalia (penis and/or testes) to increase comfort with gender expression, decrease feelings of gender dysphoria or incongruence, and increase personal safety in situations where being perceived as trans might be unsafe.

An overview of a gender-affirming approach to infant feeding. It includes a summary of different infant feeding options and provides prompts for beginning infant feeding conversations.

Offers guidance for how to take a gender-affirming infant feeding history.

Provides a gender-affirming overview of common physical and emotional changes that occur in pregnancy and the postpartum period for transgender, Two-Spirit, and non-binary people.

Fertility conversations with people who produce eggs

Fertility conversations with people who produce sperm

An overview of gender-affirming chest binding in the context of pregnancy and lactation.

A clinical course to help learners increase awareness, knowledge and skills for providing gender-affirming physical examinations to trans, Two-Spirit and non-binary clients.