Irawhiti Takatāpui, Transgender, and Intersex NZ
If a person has experienced trauma in the past, such as being the victim/survivor of sexual violence, they may have very strong emotions such as anger or fear which are associated with an element present when the initial trauma happened. This element - or trigger - can be anything from a smell to a certain word or phrase, it could be a particular sexual activity or position, or any number of other elements.
Great practical advice on consent, hookups and one night stands, dealing with trauma, and discussing triggers. From our new series 'Sex and Sexuality for Trans People'.
The SGDWG is holding it's second annual community event, with a panel discussion/panel presentations explaining what services are now available and how you can access them, as well as plans for the near future.
Our database is now searchable by region as well as type of provider, and has a search function where you can type in a name or other search terms.
Our presentation from the New Zealand Sexual Health Society Conference 2019
Buy our beautiful ''We Belong'' transgender flag bunting and show your support for trans and intersex people.
We're very pleased to announce that the national guidelines for trans healthcare in Aotearoa have been released, and can be found here.
March 10th 2018, takataapui, transgender, and intersex people and supporters walked, danced, and rode along in the Wellington International Pride Parade with a clear message: transgender health care now!
NZ Top 5 Transgender Primary Health Care Resources - Aotearoa New Zealand
Fantastic video resources - Pharmac Seminar Presentations on diversity and inclusive primary healthcare, including Trans 101 and Gender Diversity.