Where atypical chromosomal and/or phenotype development exists, people may experience a profound sense of personal confusion and social displacement.

Coping with surgical interventions past or ongoing can cause deep distress. Finding out who you really are and developing self acceptance can be confusing. Relating to the rest of the world can be fraught with anxieties.

Client Centred Therapy offers an opportunity for the uniqueness of the individual person to be respected and nurtured, and can strengthen the self, thus leading to a more fulfilling life.

My experience of diversity enables me to give genuine respect to third gender and intergendered people aswell as those identifying as male or female.

Links

OII - the Organisation Intersex International
UKIA - United Kingdom Intersex Assocation