My new Gender Specialist says that the recommendations from GenderGP were wrong. What should I do?

My new Gender Specialist says that the recommendations from GenderGP were wrong. What should I do?

It's not uncommon for different specialists to have varying opinions on treatment approaches, especially when it comes to complex and evolving areas like gender-affirming care.

GenderGP’s recommendations are based on international best practices, clinical guidelines, and the vast experience we’ve gained over years of working with thousands of trans people.

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    • Are GenderGP's recommendations supported by evidence?

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      While some counsellors may claim to be experienced in helping with feelings surrounding gender, many are very new to this area. All of the counsellors we work with are qualified and registered with the BACP or the equivalent, and work to the highest ...