For family & friends ​of the male labeled

We all know and love people who have been labelled male from birth (referred to here as the male labeled).

We know that the male labeled are at a greater risk of certain types of harm.  So how can we help?

In this Survival Guide, you will find the following essential tools to keep your male labeled family members and friends healthy and alive - 

  • Tips to help the male labeled develop and maintain emotional wellbeing
  • Discussions around the nature and constraint of the male label
  • Articles about the intersection of the male label and other aspects of a person's identity, including
    • A person's true gender identity 
    • A person's sexuality
    • A person's ethnicity

If you have any ideas about making changes to this Survival Guide, please get in touch via the Contact Page.  I would love to hear from you

​Chris Warren-Dickins LLB MA LPC
Psychotherapist, author of Beyond the Blue, educator, and LGBTQ+ advocate
#beyondtheblue #beyondthebluebook ​

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Chris is a psychotherapist, writer, educator, and LGBTQ+ rights advocate

Beyond the Blue:
​A Survival Guide for the Male Label, and a Healthier Society for All

The male label is associated with a greater risk of harm,
​and yet the male labeled are less likely to get the help they need.

​For the sake of all of society, this has to change.

To address this, we need to go Beyond the Blue of the Male Label

Chris Warren-Dickins LLB MA LPC 
Psychotherapist, author of Beyond the Blue, educator, and LGBTQ+ advocate
​#beyondtheblue #beyondthebluebook 
Address: 143 E Ridgewood Ave, #1484, Ridgewood, NJ 07450
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