Commentary on the paper by Marcus Evans: ‘Assessment and treatment of a gender-dysphoric person with a traumatic history’

"Commentary on the paper by Marcus Evans: ‘Assessment and treatment of a gender-dysphoric person with a traumatic history’." Journal of Child Psychotherapy, 49(1), pp. 76–77

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Anastassis Spiliadis

Anastassis Spiliadis is a systemic and family psychotherapist, psychologist, and systemic supervisor and trainer working across the lifespan with individuals, couples and families. He completed his MSc in Systemic Psychotherapy at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King’s College London under a King’s College Scholarship and his Systemic Supervision course at the Tavistock Centre. He worked for four years at the Gender Identity Development Service at the Tavistock and at different generic and specialist CAMHS, including the Maudsley Centre for Child & Adolescent Eating Disorders. In addition to his private practice he currently teaches, consults and trains different university students and NHS teams and is studying towards a doctorate focusing on gender-related distress and eating disorders.