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• W2897413299 abstract "Depuis quelques années, la littérature scientifique internationale prend davantage en compte les situations où l’identité de genre n’est pas conventionnellement homme ou femme. Si les notions binaires de transidentité ou de dysphorie de genre sont bien reconnues, nous proposons dans ce travail une revue de la littérature d’un phénomène émergeant, la non-binarité et l’accompagnement médical qui peut être fait. Au-delà du tour des différentes recherches, nous avons essayé de dégager l’intérêt de mieux circonscrire la notion d’identité non binaire en clinique et son appréhension par les professionnels de santé. Si les personnes non binaires sont surtout des adolescents et jeunes adultes entre 14 et 25 ans, la corrélation entre processus adolescent et non-binarité n’est pas toujours évidente. Les enjeux auxquels font face ces adolescents et ces jeunes sont bien spécifiques, à commencer par la marginalisation et la précarité. Selon les études, les difficultés psychiques (notamment gestes auto-agressifs, idées et comportements suicidaires, troubles des conduites alimentaires, anxiété et dépression) sont plus ou moins équivalentes à celles rencontrées chez les jeunes transgenres binaires. Le taux d’indécision est particulièrement long chez les jeunes non binaires, mais l’accès aux soins est plus compliqué lorsqu’ils/elles/iels se décident. Les demandes de transformations physiques tendront alors davantage à être partielles. Si les chercheurs tentent de plus en plus de poser la question de l’inclusivité de tous les genres dans les enquêtes et dans l’accompagnement des personnes transgenres. En appréhendant mieux ces questions, cela permettra de mieux accompagner les jeunes transgenres, binaires comme non binaires. Recently international scientific literature has been increasingly interested in situations where gender identity is unconventional – neither male nor female, part-time male part-time female, male and female. Binary transgender identity and gender dysphoria are now well recognized. However, this is not the case for non-binary gender identities. In the current report, we aim at reviewing the literature on non-binary gender and genderqueer identities in order to appreciate the interest of this recognition in medicine and its understanding by the health professionals. The article is based on a literature review on non-binary gender and genderqueer identities and on the accompaniment of binary and non-binary transgender youth. The results are presented within different themes. Research shows that non-binary/genderqueer people tend to be young, urban, have a higher level of education, and to remain often as students or unemployed. If non-binary trans people are mostly teenagers and young adults between the ages of 14 and 25, it is not simply a question of considering non-binary gender identity as an adolescent process, or even simply a recent societal phenomenon. Indeed, the issues that are facing these adolescents and young people are very specific, starting with marginalization and precariousness. According to previous studies, psychic difficulties (including self-aggressive gestures, suicidal thoughts and behaviors, eating disorders, anxiety and depression) are more or less equal or superior to those of binary transgender people. It is necessary to consider the different methodological biases, or the cultural and geographical context of a study. The rate of indecision is particularly high among non-binary youth, but access to care is more complicated when they are ready to make a change. Then, the physical transformations desired will vary, depending on the needs, but frequently only the cross-sex hormones and/or top surgery are needed. In that way, non-binary gender youth tend to have a better relationship with their own bodies than binary transgender youth. The scientific literature is increasingly trying to raise the question of the inclusivity of all genres in national surveys and in the accompaniment of people. A better understanding of these questions will allow better support of young people questioning their gender in a binary or non-binary perspective." @default.
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• W2897413299 title "Non-binarité et transidentités à l’adolescence : une revue de la littérature" @default.
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