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There is the chance that your child doesn't fit into the constraints of gender roles like other kids might. They may play or dress assuming a gender role they weren't born with. When this happens it's very important to pay close attention to how your child feels about their body.

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Transgender Life Coaching

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Transition Guidance

What about our special needs?

There are any number of specific needs that may arise, and we will address each as they come up or sometimes several things are happening simultaneously, and we will set action steps in order of priority. 

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Why choose From Jack to Jill as a transgender life coach?


We Offer Transition Assistance!

We understand how sensitive this transition can be. Let us help educate and guide you so you can make the best decision.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What does a transgender life coach do?

    We specialize in helping to educate and inform you and your family as your child transitions. We offer many resources such as literature, private coaching, and various support programs regarding transgender and gender dysphoria. We aim to provide a loving support system for you and your family during while you figure out the best course for transition. 

  • How do I know if my child is transgender?

    The most obvious is for them to tell you. This is often accompanied by children assuming other gender roles as they dress and play. Like a boy playing more feminine childhood games and wanting to wear feminine clothing. These are some of your first clues that should have you considering having them evaluated for gender dysphoria. If they feel that they are the wrong gender and don't like their body then they are most likely transgender. 

  • How can I show support to my transgender family?

    • Educate yourself. Read and inform yourself on the transition process.
    • Do not make assumptions about a trans persons identity or sexual preference. Some people do not conform to gender roles and prefer to be considered androgynous rather than transgender.
    • Learn their prefered names and pronouns.