How-to guides
Ways to support your non-binary teenager
By
ReachOut
This provider is accredited through the National Safety and Quality Digital Mental Health Standard
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About this service
If your teenager has told you they’re non-binary, one of your first questions might be: What does being non-binary mean? From accepting new concepts and language, to pronouns and names, to supporting gender-affirming care, there are plenty of ways to show your support for your non-binary teen.
This service may help:
- Understand your child's identity
- Understand the best ways to support their wellbeing
- Direct them to appropriate resources
Service for
Parents
Carers (family, friends, professional carers)
Cost
Free
Age group
26 to 69 years
Availability
24/7
Duration
1 day or One-off service
Engagement
Self-guided