QueerCME Vodcast

Thank you for the fabulous feed back on the testostesterone lecture. Someone asked me for more details on how I dose. Since dosing is so individualized, I decided to sit down with one of my colleagues, so we could go over cases together. I think this is one of the most informative episodes to date. Big thank you to Dr. Upton (they/them) of QueerDoc. Don't miss part two!   Also, if you want to see our fab faces- watch on YouTube.

Learn with me and Grayson Schultz (he/they) about the intersection of disabilty, traness, and sex. Clinicians these are the things we wish you knew, but maybe put us on double speed because we could talk forever.   Often called a mindful troublemaker, Grayson Schultz is an activist, educator, researcher, and writer currently living on the stolen and unceded lands of the Osage and Shawnee tribal nations in southeastern Ohio. From his day job creating DEIB educational content at PowerToFly to projects working with research groups, organizations, and collaboratives, Grayson enjoys focusing on how we can best advocate for communities that are forcibly, systematically, and continually oppressed. As a transgender, queer, disabled, and neurodivergent human, he is most focused on the topics of LGBTQIA2S+ health and wellbeing, sex education, chronic illness and disability, disparities in healthcare, oppression, systems change, DEIB efforts, and liberation. Grayson also runs Chronic Sex, an award-winning website and podcast focused on discussing living well with disability, including a focus on relationships and sexual health. In his free time, Grayson enjoys cooking, gaming, and renovating his first home with his partner and two helper dogs, Hank and Dean.   Find Grayson: http://graysongoal.carrd.co/  https://twitter.com/graysongoal (https://www.instagram.com/graysongoal/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/graysongoal/ https://chronicsex.org Other resources we mention: https://mxnillin.com/ https://www.scarleteen.com/ Books: Sex Interrupted  The Ultimate Guide to Sex and Disability

Join me, Susan (she/her) and Damien (he/him) from the NCSF, National Coalition for Sexual Freedom. to learn more about training and resources for clinicians and patients interested poly and kink. I also overshared a little bit in this episode as someone with lived experience in both poly and kink, so if you just want to be nosy about me, don't miss this one.   Catch the episode now on YouTube, the website, Spotify, Apple, or Google.

Join me as I host this amazing episode of QueerCME with Katherine Yeagel (any) who is a Surrogate Partner Therapist and Somatic Sex Educator. Katherine is a surrogate partner, somatic sex educator, and queer sex & relationship coach. They live amongst the beautiful rivers and rolling hills of Western Massachusetts on Nipmuc and Pocomtuc land. When they are not thinking, talking, and learning about sexual healing, they spend a lot of time in the woods with my dog, practicing fiddle, and making challah. They found this field after becoming jaded with my 9-to-5 job at a nonprofit, where they were frequently given the feedback that they weren’t “professional” enough. As someone who lives in their emotions and relishes authentic relationships, they were drawn to this work largely because it presented an opportunity to be my full, genuine self with my clients. They view themself as a guide and companion more so than a practitioner, and they develop meaningful, genuine relationships with each of my clients. Katherine Yeagal Somatic sex education Surrogate Partner Collective The Wheel of Consent Spinal cord injury and sex videos

Join me and Dr. Elena Wagner (she/her), a minimally invasive gynecologist, as we talk about gynecology for gender diverse patients. Today's episode focuses more on patients born with a uterus. I can't wait to have her back to discuss more topics. She was such a knowledgeable and competent guest!   BIO: A Washington native who grew up on Whidbey Island before leaving the Pacific Northwest to attend medical school in Cleveland, Ohio at Case Western Reserve University. This was followed by a residency in obstetrics and gynecology at UCLA. She then returned to Seattle and completed a 2 year fellowship in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery at Virginia Mason Medical Center. Her practice focuses on complex gynecology including chronic pelvic pain, endometriosis and fibroids and minimally invasive surgery for gynecologic disease.    Enjoy exploring food, travel and water based activities such as standup paddle board. 

Learn all about Scarleteen- a great resource for adolescents and young adults needing inclusive sexual health education. My guest today is the founder of Scarleteen. Heather (they/them) is a dedicated queer and nonbinary activist, author, educator, artist, organizer and award-winning innovator. They're the founder, director, designer and editor of the web clearinghouse and organization Scarleteen, and also the author of S.E.X: The All-You-Need-To-Know Sexuality Guide to Get You Through Your Teens and Twenties (DaCapo Press, 2007/2016), now in its second edition; with Isabella Rotman, Wait, What?: A Comic Book Guide to Relationships, Bodies, and Growing Up (Oni Press, September 2019), for older middle readers and younger teens, and the new, and highly inclusive menopause memoir-slash-survival guide What Fresh Hell Is This? Perimenopause, Menopause, Other Indignities and You (Hachette Go!, 2021). IG: @scarleteenorg and @heather.corinna Twitter: @scarleteen and @heathercorinna  https://hellyeahscarleteen.tumblr.com/ on tumblr

Learn a little more about pelvic floor PT and how it might support your trans and gender diverse patients. Listen here or watch on YouTube. Dr. Ken McGee (he/they) joins Dr. Crystal Beal (they/them) and shares some great resources for clinicians:   On Instagram  @b3ptco @queerly.pt- trans affirming   @vaginarehabdoctor  - primary focused on bio vaginas and some language is cis female centric   How to find a pelvic floor physical therapist: https://pelvicrehab.com/    Continuing education: https://www.medbridgeeducation.com/    Affirming and inclusive exercise: https://nonnormativebodyclub.com/

Join me while I talk to C.P. Hoffman, Esq (they/them) from the National Center for Transgender Equality about the legality of providing gender affirming medical care particularly to patients under 18. Learn how to stay up to date on active legislation, understand the current situation federally, and actions you can take to protect care in your state.   Want to see all of the details, watch this episode on our QueerCME YouTube Channel.

Tips and tricks for digital security for healthcare clinicians practicing gender care from Colleen Heikka (she/her) of DeleteMe, a business focused on doxxing protection. Watch this episode on YouTube. Individual memberships: Joindeleteme.com  Organizational memberships: Business.joindeleteme.com   Socials: Linkedin  Twitter  Facebook

Watch this episode on our QueerCME YouTube Channel. Learn all about the resources at Queer Kid Stuff created by nonbianry artist Lindz Amer (they/them). Educator Conference Rainbow Parenting Book Find Lindz on IG, FB, and YouTube.