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Abstract
Affirmative services require health professionals to be aware of sexual orientation and gender identity, regardless of their own self-identities. Improving Emotional and Behavioral Outcomes for LGBT Youth: A Guide for Professionals suggests that such services also require the knowledge and skills to work competently, offering culturally and linguistically effective services and supports in complex and meaningful ways.
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Mayra Aidee Pérez Ambriz
Mayra Aidee Pérez Ambriz is a physician and sexologist with teaching, clinical, and research activity at the Mexican Institute of Sexology.