Working together to improve health care services to the Mid-Missouri Transgender* Community.
What is the Transgender Health Network (T-Net)?
In February 2011, three psychologists began meeting with the intention of forming a network of health care professionals specifically focused on increasing and improving health care services to trans-identified and gender expansive individuals in our community. The first open meeting of the Transgender Health Network (T-Net) occurred in August 2011 and since that time, T-Net has grown to include physicians, psychiatrists, social workers, a nurse, and additional psychologists, many from numerous health care settings. This website is designed to share the most recent list of trans-friendly providers in our network. We hope you find it useful.
Our resource page includes information for both professionals and community members, including links to organizations and digital media, as well as reference books, helpful forms, and more. Please share with service providers!
Each of the providers listed on this website signed on to the following statement:
"I would like my name to be listed in the Transgender Health Network roster of trans-friendly providers.
I understand that by signing this, I give permission for my name and provider information to be distributed to the transgender communities of Columbia, Missouri and surrounding areas via website, listserves, and in print. I also understand that by signing this, I am stating that I am personally and professionally supportive and dedicated to informing myself on gender identity, gender expression and transgender* issues."
*Please note that we use the term transgender to include those individuals who identify beyond the gender binary, including but not limited to: genderqueer, gender non-conforming, gender expansive, bigender, gender fluid, transsexual, or other specific terms that individuals feel may more accurately describe their experience or identity.
T-Net's Trans-Friendly Provider List
If you are a health care provider and wish to be listed, please contact T-Net:
transgenderhealthnetwork@gmail.com.
Disclaimers:
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Contact information: transgenderhealthnetwork@gmail.com
Adapted from the Minnesota Transgender Health Coalition: http://www.mntranshealth.org/
In February 2011, three psychologists began meeting with the intention of forming a network of health care professionals specifically focused on increasing and improving health care services to trans-identified and gender expansive individuals in our community. The first open meeting of the Transgender Health Network (T-Net) occurred in August 2011 and since that time, T-Net has grown to include physicians, psychiatrists, social workers, a nurse, and additional psychologists, many from numerous health care settings. This website is designed to share the most recent list of trans-friendly providers in our network. We hope you find it useful.
Our resource page includes information for both professionals and community members, including links to organizations and digital media, as well as reference books, helpful forms, and more. Please share with service providers!
Each of the providers listed on this website signed on to the following statement:
"I would like my name to be listed in the Transgender Health Network roster of trans-friendly providers.
I understand that by signing this, I give permission for my name and provider information to be distributed to the transgender communities of Columbia, Missouri and surrounding areas via website, listserves, and in print. I also understand that by signing this, I am stating that I am personally and professionally supportive and dedicated to informing myself on gender identity, gender expression and transgender* issues."
*Please note that we use the term transgender to include those individuals who identify beyond the gender binary, including but not limited to: genderqueer, gender non-conforming, gender expansive, bigender, gender fluid, transsexual, or other specific terms that individuals feel may more accurately describe their experience or identity.
T-Net's Trans-Friendly Provider List
If you are a health care provider and wish to be listed, please contact T-Net:
transgenderhealthnetwork@gmail.com.
Disclaimers:
- Please note that inclusion in this list does not mean endorsement by the Transgender Health Network or it's members.
- If a provider is not listed here, it does not mean that they are transphobic. We may have missed them in our outreach efforts or they may choose not to be listed.
- Inclusion here does not guarantee that the provider is completely knowledgeable or competent in all matters of transgender-related health care, but means simply that they signed a statement that they are "personally and professionally supportive and dedicated to informing myself on gender identity, gender expression and transgender* issues" as stated above.
- We do not do background checks on the health care providers listed here and therefore can make no representation about their licensing, accreditation, or other professional qualifications. You may wish to check such information with the state licensing boards and/or professional organizations that serves the area where the provider practices.
- Our provider directory provider listings are only for personal use. They may not be used for soliciting, marketing, or canvassing purposes.
- No one has paid a fee to participate in our provider directory, and we do not receive any payment from practitioners who are listed.
Rad Remedy: Share reviews of healthcare providers, so others can find accurate, safe, respectful, and comprehensive care!
Contact information: transgenderhealthnetwork@gmail.com
Adapted from the Minnesota Transgender Health Coalition: http://www.mntranshealth.org/
