The male label is associated with a greater risk of harm
 
For the male labeled (someone who was given the male label at birth), there are higher rates of

• Suicide
• Substance abuse
• Violence
• Exclusion from school
• Incarceration
• Rough sleeping 

The male labeled are less likely to get the help they need

• The male labeled are conditioned to believe that they are invulnerable
• Society is conditioned to view the male labeled as invulnerable
• There is a gender bias when the male labeled seek help​

Find out how we can survive the perils of the male label

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

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Chris Warren-Dickins LLB MA LPC 
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Therapist, author of Beyond the Blue, educator, and LGBTQ+ advocate