Transgender Parents Gathering: October Kaohsiung Session

🏳️‍⚧️ Transgender Parents Gathering: October Kaohsiung Session 🏳️‍⚧️
Event Introduction
When one day you discover your child starts wearing clothes of the opposite sex, and then one day, your child confesses to you that they actually want to transition, such a confession will undoubtedly bring immense shock and fear. You may feel helpless, not knowing how to deal with it all. Family conflicts follow, communication with your child becomes increasingly difficult, you worry that any word of concern will provoke your child's resistance, and you may even be afraid to talk to your child.

We invite you to attend the Transgender Parents Gathering to share your journey with other parents who have similar experiences. Through understanding and companionship, we will learn together how to build a communication bridge with your child. Don't worry about not knowing enough; this is a journey of mutual growth. Resolve fear through understanding, and enhance mutual understanding through companionship.

Let us walk this path together and find a better future for our children and ourselves.

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Speaker Introduction
Lin Yi-hsuan, Physician, Department of Psychiatry, Kaohsiung Medical University Hospital (Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Specialist)
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Participating in the event allows you to:
☑️ Meet other parents of transgender children
☑️ Obtain new information and parenting knowledge related to transgender issues
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Event Information

📅 Date: 2026/10/17 (Sat) 14:00-17:00
📌 Location: 12F-7, No. 472, Zhongshan 2nd Road, Xinxing District, Kaohsiung City
💲 Event Fee: Free participation
👤 Target Audience: Parents or relatives of transgender children
📎 Event details and registration: https://forms.gle/4Pwmq2roQG6cu2vSA
⏰ Registration deadline: 2026/10/15 (Thu) 22:00
💡 Notes:
This event is for parents, their children, and relatives only. Media interviews are declined.
This event will have other LGBTQ+ volunteers assisting participants.💌 Contact person and contact information: Chen Wei-chun weichan@hotline.org.