Text reads: 
Do you identify as trans/queer*? 
We are recruiting people for an online video study of trans people's expectations of psychological therapy.
We are interested in finding out: How we can improve trans healthcare. What can help trans people feel more confident in engaging in mental health support. 
Participating in this online research will involve watching two short videos about the nature of therapy and answering a series of questionnaires about your past experiences and beliefs about therapy. 
We are looking for trans/queer people aged 18 years or over who have never received professional psychological support to take part in a 25-30 minute online study. 
For more information, please scan the QR code below or visit our social media pages @gipsych_study  
University of Oxford logo. QR code. Picture of the Progress Pride Flag.
Text reads: Do you identify as trans/queer*? We are recruiting people for an online video study of trans people's expectations of psychological therapy. We are interested in finding out: How we can improve trans healthcare. What can help trans people feel more confident in engaging in mental health support. Participating in this online research will involve watching two short videos about the nature of therapy and answering a series of questionnaires about your past experiences and beliefs about therapy. We are looking for trans/queer people aged 18 years or over who have never received professional psychological support to take part in a 25-30 minute online study. For more information, please scan the QR code below or visit our social media pages @gipsych_study University of Oxford logo. QR code. Picture of the Progress Pride Flag.
Photo of Sabah with a bunch of pink and yellow flowers. Sabah is of Asian descent and wears round sunglasses with orange and pink lenses and a Hawaiian shirt. The background is yellow. The trans flag runs along the bottom of the image. Text:“I don’t think we as trans people, particularly trans people of colour, get spaces where we can simply look good and where it doesn’t go deeper than that. Because we don’t get seen - beautiful gender non-conforming hairy bodies like this, we don't get celebrated in this way that's not fetishised, exoticised, or medicalised, and that’s where that Gender Euphoria comes in for me – it's not talking about gender at all - it's being happy and simply feeling good.” Sabah 

with photo credit to @hollyrevellphotography
Photo of Sabah with a bunch of pink and yellow flowers. Sabah is of Asian descent and wears round sunglasses with orange and pink lenses and a Hawaiian shirt. The background is yellow. The trans flag runs along the bottom of the image. Text:“I don’t think we as trans people, particularly trans people of colour, get spaces where we can simply look good and where it doesn’t go deeper than that. Because we don’t get seen - beautiful gender non-conforming hairy bodies like this, we don't get celebrated in this way that's not fetishised, exoticised, or medicalised, and that’s where that Gender Euphoria comes in for me – it's not talking about gender at all - it's being happy and simply feeling good.” Sabah with photo credit to @hollyrevellphotography
Photo of Sabah with a bunch of pink and yellow flowers. Sabah is of Asian descent and wears round sunglasses with orange and pink lenses and a Hawaiian shirt. The background is yellow. The trans flag runs along the bottom of the image. Text:“I don’t think we as trans people, particularly trans people of colour, get spaces where we can simply look good and where it doesn’t go deeper than that. Because we don’t get seen - beautiful gender non-conforming hairy bodies like this, we don't get celebrated in this way that's not fetishised, exoticised, or medicalised, and that’s where that Gender Euphoria comes in for me – it's not talking about gender at all - it's being happy and simply feeling good.” Sabah 

with photo credit to @hollyrevellphotography
Photo of Sabah with a bunch of pink and yellow flowers. Sabah is of Asian descent and wears round sunglasses with orange and pink lenses and a Hawaiian shirt. The background is yellow. The trans flag runs along the bottom of the image. Text:“I don’t think we as trans people, particularly trans people of colour, get spaces where we can simply look good and where it doesn’t go deeper than that. Because we don’t get seen - beautiful gender non-conforming hairy bodies like this, we don't get celebrated in this way that's not fetishised, exoticised, or medicalised, and that’s where that Gender Euphoria comes in for me – it's not talking about gender at all - it's being happy and simply feeling good.” Sabah with photo credit to @hollyrevellphotography
Research recruitment poster, a pink, blue and white background and an small image of the progress pride flag. Text says: If you: are 18-25 years old, went to school in the UK, identify or have identified as gender diverse (e.g. trans, non-binary, fluid…)  Your story can make a difference. An image of a hand holding a pencil and drawing a heart shaped scribble. Text underneath says: We welcome you to take part in our research that aims to understand the experiences of gender diverse people in UK schools. This involves a conversation for around 1 hour. Online or in-person. Your data will be kept safe, confidential and anonymised. Scan the QR code or email me if you have any questions: Katri Seppala (she/her), student and researcher, at K.Seppala@herts.ac.uk Shows logo of University of Hertfordshire UH. Small text: This been approved by the Health, Science, Engineering and Technology Ethics Committee with delegated authority. The UH protocol number is: 0465 2025 Mar HSET
Research recruitment poster, a pink, blue and white background and an small image of the progress pride flag. Text says: If you: are 18-25 years old, went to school in the UK, identify or have identified as gender diverse (e.g. trans, non-binary, fluid…) Your story can make a difference. An image of a hand holding a pencil and drawing a heart shaped scribble. Text underneath says: We welcome you to take part in our research that aims to understand the experiences of gender diverse people in UK schools. This involves a conversation for around 1 hour. Online or in-person. Your data will be kept safe, confidential and anonymised. Scan the QR code or email me if you have any questions: Katri Seppala (she/her), student and researcher, at K.Seppala@herts.ac.uk Shows logo of University of Hertfordshire UH. Small text: This been approved by the Health, Science, Engineering and Technology Ethics Committee with delegated authority. The UH protocol number is: 0465 2025 Mar HSET
Research recruitment poster, a pink, blue and white background and an small image of the progress pride flag. Text says: If you: are 18-25 years old, went to school in the UK, identify or have identified as gender diverse (e.g. trans, non-binary, fluid…)  Your story can make a difference. An image of a hand holding a pencil and drawing a heart shaped scribble. Text underneath says: We welcome you to take part in our research that aims to understand the experiences of gender diverse people in UK schools. This involves a conversation for around 1 hour. Online or in-person. Your data will be kept safe, confidential and anonymised. Scan the QR code or email me if you have any questions: Katri Seppala (she/her), student and researcher, at K.Seppala@herts.ac.uk Shows logo of University of Hertfordshire UH. Small text: This been approved by the Health, Science, Engineering and Technology Ethics Committee with delegated authority. The UH protocol number is: 0465 2025 Mar HSET
Research recruitment poster, a pink, blue and white background and an small image of the progress pride flag. Text says: If you: are 18-25 years old, went to school in the UK, identify or have identified as gender diverse (e.g. trans, non-binary, fluid…) Your story can make a difference. An image of a hand holding a pencil and drawing a heart shaped scribble. Text underneath says: We welcome you to take part in our research that aims to understand the experiences of gender diverse people in UK schools. This involves a conversation for around 1 hour. Online or in-person. Your data will be kept safe, confidential and anonymised. Scan the QR code or email me if you have any questions: Katri Seppala (she/her), student and researcher, at K.Seppala@herts.ac.uk Shows logo of University of Hertfordshire UH. Small text: This been approved by the Health, Science, Engineering and Technology Ethics Committee with delegated authority. The UH protocol number is: 0465 2025 Mar HSET