In Part One, we considered gender dysphoria (an intense discomfort linked to one’s biological gender) as a form of suffering. Counselors must demonstrate incarnational care and highlight God’s identity before challenging our counselee’s sense of self. Now we’ll look at four implications and ways to begin a soul care conversation.[1] Gender dysphoria is just one note of your counselee’s story.
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