The Detransition Advocacy Network. The first organisation to support women who have stopped transitioning.

[DJLippy]

Exciting developments!

We are a group of detransitioners and desisters who have either decided not to transition or have stopped transitioning. Currently, there are no organized places for us to go for support.

We've started an advocacy charity to support people like us. Our aims (for now) are simple and will be built open over the next few weeks.

• Build a support network.
• Connect detransitioners.
• Record our numbers.
• Provide resources from professionals covering legal and medical advice.

We are officially launching our charity in Manchester on the 30th November.

You can follow us on Twitter @DetransAdNet

www.patreon.com/detransadvocacynetwork

thanks for this information. I have had a look at their website and it does look useful, especially for parents of teenagers. My problem is that my 'child' is now 26 and in the eyes of the law an adult. Whilst I certainly don't want to rule 'his' life as somebody with Aspergers I feel that 'he' is not emotionally equipped to deal with all this and he has no-one else who seems to be taking all this as seriously as it should be taken.

Hi AspieMum - I'll pm you tomorrow.

Are we allowed to post petitions? There's a one by this organisation that I've come across.

NonnyMouse Mumsnet confine Petitions to that locked filing cabinet in the basement guarded by a Leopard:

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/petitions_noticeboard

However, when you have posted there, you can flag it up to FWR regulars by posting on this thread and linking to it:

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/womens_rights/3645590-Feminist-petition-news

Mumsnet seem to be OK with this

Thank you for the explanation, MoleSmokes. I did eventually start a separate thread. Will see if it's been condemned to the pits of the Petitions board. :)

The subject is currently being discussedon BBC2 Newsnight.

The increase of Gender Dysphoria referrals in children is very much explained by girls wanting to be boys. The Detransition Advocacy network and many commentators have a consensus that there are commonalities of 1) autistic females 2) overwhelmingly lesbian 3) sexual abuse often present. Other commonaility is disappointment that their dysphoria does not go away with the medical, surgical or clothes/lifestyle transitions.

My heart is hurting and the NHS is fundamentally failing these girls and young women.

This is an old thread but I'm bumping just because I haven't seen much from this group in a while.

From what I can see, it's been very quiet since November 2020. Its website didn't say anything about the Keira Bell case or Detrans Awareness Day.

Is it still going strong?

Elie and Nele, who created 'Post Trans' have published a booklet, "Gender Detransition a path towards self acceptance"

It can be downloaded from their website:
post-trans.com/Detransition-Booklet

and is distributed in UK (postage cost only) by Transgender Trend:
www.transgendertrend.com/post-trans-gender-detransition-booklet/

Twitter account suspended already.

@lionheart

Twitter account suspended already.

Well that explains why they haven't been Tweeting lately

Twitter acc is still there, I know they were looking for people to help mod / run it at one point. Not much posted since the end of last year.

@ DetransAdv is the Twitter handle