TCA Resources

Resources for LGBTQ parents of children with special needs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNrJjSM2_4c "Moving Trans* History Forward 2014" #MTHF14 Transgender Archives Symposium Founders Panel - Dr. Ari Kane University of Victoria

Babies are Born Aware and Expecting a Relationship Between babies and their parents, social and emotional intelligence and connection will grow through physical contact (such as skin-to-skin contact) and though speech and language. The Trajectory for Good Development Involves Many Factors The capacity to love is a reciprocal trust building bet ...

A holistic sexuality education curriculum for older adults. Comprehensive and progressive, this program addresses sexuality with sensitivity and respect for older adults’ wisdom and life experience. Unitarian Universalist Association, 2019.

Personal stories of LGBTQ elders navigating sex and aging, emphasizing activism and identity. Skinner House Books, 2020.

"Who delivered your baby?" is a question commonly asked of new parents and has implications for the emotional empowerment of women during childbirth. In this talk, Dr. Greenwald focuses on a behavioral approach to childbirth, juxtaposed with a medical one, and discusses the physical and emotional constraints associated with our current birth practices. ...

COORDINATION- -MULTI-MOVEMENT: This form combines juggling and ball-spinning, African and Sufi dance movements, and Feldenkrais-style body awareness techniques--all done at the same time--to develop increased utilization and integration of left and right brain functions, and simultaneous multiple-focus awareness. Current scientific studies indicate that ...

The renowned marriage expert explains that couples build trust in the small moments of a relationship, when we're emotionally attuned to our partner. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgWnadSi91s

Examines the aging of gay men, revealing diverse experiences shaped by race, AIDS, and age. Oxford University Press, 2016.

Explores how race, gender, and class shaped sexual behavior over the past 200 years. University of Chicago Press, 2012.