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Protected: Dreaming trans-affirming mental health care into existence — Tiffany Sostar

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2026: Issue 2

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  • Protected: Editorial: 2026 Issue two

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  • mountainous, grassy landscape in RwandaProtected: Rebuilding community after collective trauma — Adelite Mukamana interviewed by Nadia d’Or
  • pink flower against a blue skyProtected: Dreaming trans-affirming mental health care into existence — Tiffany Sostar

Peer-reviewed papers

  • new white spring blooms on a dark boughProtected: Moving beyond the limits of grief — Helene Grau Kristensen and Augusta-Lucia Grau Kristensen
  • Wild old forestProtected: Dismantling dominant disability discourse — Dana Kabaila
  • fast moving river and a rocky river bankProtected: Linking lives through collective song creation — Sara Portnoy, Mieke Van Daele and James McParland
  • sapling in the forestProtected: Inheritance beyond genes — Ximena Karmy Saieg
  • yellow spring blooms on dark boughsProtected: Sustaining the good man — Janet Pelly
  • A river mouth with lush forest on each bankProtected: Mothers who move — Jess Baker
  • crown shynessProtected: From allyship to co-conspiracy: Disentangling psychotherapy from the ally–industrial complex — David Nylund

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  • Calm riverProtected: Saying hullo again: The incorporation of the lost relationship in the resolution of grief — Michael White, read by Hamilton Kennedy

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  • a field of yellow flowers against a blue skyProtected: Exploring grief and re-membering place — Valeria Kvasnevska
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