Locating Ruptures Encrypted in Gender: Developmental and Clinical Considerations

Silber, Laurel M.

doi:10.1080/15289168.2019.1601963

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“…In a strikingly similar parallel to the work of Hansbury (2005a), Ehrensaft’s original conceptualization of the true and false gendered self as related to transgender identity development becomes foundational in the literature, but in a way of blanket acceptance without interrogation of this conceptualization itself (Barkai, 2017; Ehrensaft, 2014a, 2014b, 2021; Gozlan, 2018; Losty & O’Connor, 2018; Saketopoulou, 2014; Silber, 2019; Withers, 2020).…”

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Trans identity development and integration.

Bailey

2024

Psychoanalytic Psychology

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This article explores popular modern theories of trans identity development and proposes a new conceptualization grounded in psychoanalytic and transgender theory. Building on Winnicott's (1960) theories of the true and false self to understand trans identity development, this author proposes the concept of trans existential dread to understand the tension between the true and false self for trans folks. These concepts are presented alongside clinical recommendations for exploring gender with all patients.

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Trans identity development and integration.

Bailey

2024

Psychoanalytic Psychology

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“…I wondered if this echoed the dynamic between Maya and the school psychologist who had so quickly affirmed her trans identity. In both cases, ‘the emphasis … was on doing something, fixing targeted symptoms’, in the words of Laurel Silber ( 2019 , p. 138).…”

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Gender detransition: a case study

Marchiano

2021

J Analytical Psychology

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Within the last decade, there has been a sharp global rise in the number of young people identifying as transgender. More recently, there appears to be an increase in the numbers of young people detransitioning or returning to identifying with their natal sex after pursuing medical transition. A case is presented of a young woman who pursued a gender transition and returned to identifying as female after almost two years on testosterone. The author considers and critiques the affirmative model of care for gender dysphoric youth in light of this case.

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Multivoiced Dialogue, Becomingness, and All-Embracing Countertransference: Introduction to the Special Issue

Evzonas

2022

The Psychoanalytic Review

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Locating Ruptures Encrypted in Gender: Developmental and Clinical Considerations

Cited by 3 publications

References 17 publications

Trans identity development and integration.

Trans identity development and integration.

Gender detransition: a case study

Multivoiced Dialogue, Becomingness, and All-Embracing Countertransference: Introduction to the Special Issue

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