Autism & Gender Diversity Archives - Transforming Families

I am: A parent or caregiver A young person 25 years or under An adult over 25 years For support and resources for gender diverse adults, please visit Transhub. For resources relating to parent and child support, please continue. A sibling A relative An ally e.g., a friend or professional

What age/stage is the child? Early childhood (2 to 5 years) Middle childhood (6 to 12 years) Teenage (13 to 18 years) Young adult (19 to 25 years) Adult (26 years +)

I am interested in information on: (Select all that apply) An introduction to gender diversity Mental Health and Wellbeing Education and Recreation Friends, Family and Allies Tipsheets and resources for communicating with others Legal Issues Processes of Transition Media to watch and listen to Books to read Neurodiversity Research Support

Please describe your child's gender identity: I am not sure Some gender non-conforming behaviours Child has said they are questioning their gender identity I think they are questioning their gender identity but they haven't said anything Child has said they are a different gender to the one they were assigned at birth Child has said they are non-binary

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Australian Capital Territory New South Wales Northern Territory Queensland South Australia Tasmania Victoria Western Australia

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Autism & Gender Diversity

Research shows people with autism are more likely to be gender diverse than neurotypical people. Here are some resources you may find helpful on co-occurring autism or neurodiversity and gender diversity.

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