October 29, 2025 @4pm PT (register here >>)
Parenting a transgender, nonbinary, or gender-expansive child can feel overwhelming at times — full of questions, worries, and the desire to “get it right.” In this one-hour conversation, Rebecca Minor, LICSW — gender specialist, parent coach, and author of the book Raising Trans Kids: What to Expect When You Weren’t Expecting This — explores what families most need as they navigate their child’s gender journey.
Together, we’ll discuss what helps when a child first comes out, common challenges parents face, and how to move from fear and uncertainty toward confidence and affirmation. Rebecca shares tools, stories, and resources for building connection at home and advocating in schools and communities.
Whether you’re just beginning this journey or looking for new ways to support your child, this conversation offers guidance, hope, and a reminder: you don’t have to do this alone.
About the Presenter:
Rebecca Minor, MSW, LICSW (she/they), is an internationally recognized gender specialist, therapist, educator, and author of the forthcoming Raising Trans Kids: What to Expect When You Weren’t Expecting This (Row House, Sept 2025). With over 10,000 hours of experience working with trans and gender-expansive youth and their families, she’s helped parents move beyond fear and uncertainty to become confident, affirming advocates for their children.
She is the founder of Prism Therapy Collective and serves as adjunct faculty at Boston University’s School of Social Work. Rebecca has been featured in The New York Times, Parents, The Bump, Health Magazine, Them, and The Trevor Project docuseries.
Her highly anticipated book is more than a parenting guide—it’s an invitation to transformation. Through science-backed insights, real-world stories, and deeply compassionate guidance, Raising Trans Kids helps caregivers unlearn societal constraints and step into the role of unwavering support their child needs. At its core, this book is about more than gender—it’s about love, liberation, and learning to see beyond the limits of what we once believed to be true.
🌐 Learn more about Rebecca’s work: www.genderspecialist.com
October 29, 2025 @4pm PT (register here >>)
Parenting a transgender, nonbinary, or gender-expansive child can feel overwhelming at times — full of questions, worries, and the desire to “get it right.” In this one-hour conversation, Rebecca Minor, LICSW — gender specialist, parent coach, and author of the book Raising Trans Kids: What to Expect When You Weren’t Expecting This — explores what families most need as they navigate their child’s gender journey.
Together, we’ll discuss what helps when a child first comes out, common challenges parents face, and how to move from fear and uncertainty toward confidence and affirmation. Rebecca shares tools, stories, and resources for building connection at home and advocating in schools and communities.
Whether you’re just beginning this journey or looking for new ways to support your child, this conversation offers guidance, hope, and a reminder: you don’t have to do this alone.
About the Presenter:
Rebecca Minor, MSW, LICSW (she/they), is an internationally recognized gender specialist, therapist, educator, and author of the forthcoming Raising Trans Kids: What to Expect When You Weren’t Expecting This (Row House, Sept 2025). With over 10,000 hours of experience working with trans and gender-expansive youth and their families, she’s helped parents move beyond fear and uncertainty to become confident, affirming advocates for their children.
She is the founder of Prism Therapy Collective and serves as adjunct faculty at Boston University’s School of Social Work. Rebecca has been featured in The New York Times, Parents, The Bump, Health Magazine, Them, and The Trevor Project docuseries.
Her highly anticipated book is more than a parenting guide—it’s an invitation to transformation. Through science-backed insights, real-world stories, and deeply compassionate guidance, Raising Trans Kids helps caregivers unlearn societal constraints and step into the role of unwavering support their child needs. At its core, this book is about more than gender—it’s about love, liberation, and learning to see beyond the limits of what we once believed to be true.
🌐 Learn more about Rebecca’s work: www.genderspecialist.com
