Child and Adolescent Gender Dysphoria: Complete Clinical Bundle
Both the childhood-onset and adolescent clinical resource collections together, organised by developmental stage and natal sex. A$259 saves A$29 compared with buying the A$129 and A$159 collections separately.
WHAT IS INCLUDED — 49 distinct documents, approximately 906 pages
CHILDHOOD-ONSET COLLECTION
Two 10-document series covering assessment, stealth social transition, developmental maps, formulation worksheets, parent guides and clinician-led child activities. Each series includes Background on Stealth Social Transition (11 / 14 pages), Clinical Memo (11 / 13), Stealth Assessment Template (7 / 7), Clinician Handout (2 / 2), Childhood-Onset Assessment Template (12 / 14), Formulation Worksheet (8 / 10), Developmental Map (8 / 11), Family Origin Formulation Case Form (13 / 13), Parent Guide (22 / 28) and Child Activity Sheets (8 / 9). Page counts are natal-male / natal-female respectively.
Childhood 5Ps workbook — 16 pages.
ADOLESCENT COLLECTION
• Child and adolescent initial assessment interview — approximately 49 pages; assessment summary and HRT eligibility letter templates — approximately 2 pages each.
• Adolescent 5Ps formulations for natal males and females — 32-page PDF.
• Four clinical dialogue documents — assessing autogynephilia, talking with parents, an androphilic contrast case and autism-adapted interview questions (approximately 15, 11, 12 and 3 pages).
• Parent and teen guides for both natal sexes, plus puberty suppression, hormones, autism and detransition resources.
• Understanding Gender handout — 11 pages.
• Gillick competence workbook: core (62 pages), feminising and masculinising addenda (19 pages each), and six pathway addenda covering androphilia, autogynephilia, gynephilia, later onset, autism and autoandrophilia (31–38 pages each).
SHARED MATERIALS
The assessment interview, summary template, puberty-suppression guide and other shared resources appear once in the combined collection. A separate HTML file links to clinical guidelines and media. Survey archives and clinician-only scoring keys are outside this collection.
Information about puberty suppression and hormone treatment is relevant across settings. Specific services and some eligibility requirements focus on New South Wales and may differ in other Australian states and territories and overseas. Word page counts are approximate and can vary with software and layout.