Kirsten Visser (she/her)

Kirsten Visser (she/her)

Guidance for parents of transgender children

Guidance for parents of transgender children

I remember so well what it was like!

Your child is transgender and although you lo

In the fall of 2011, my daughter screamed in my face that she is a boy. It was a climax of a period when my child really didn’t feel well. It was also the start of my child’s transition.

In the beginning, I was overflowing with questions I had no answers for. For days I searched the internet for information, but I could not find answers to all questions. Some things you just don’t know in advance.

Later came the grief for the loss of my daughter and the shame that came with it. After all, my child was still alive, so was I allowed to feel that sadness?

If only I knew then what I know now!

Well, if I only knew then what I know now. Then I could especially reassure myself.

Now I use all my knowledge and experiences to help other parents of transgender children. You might. Do you want to know what I can do for you? Book a free session with the button below and you’ll know right away.

How do I work?

The guidance I provide takes place entirely online, but you can indicate yourself whether you want to use Microsoft Teams or Zoom.

The online conversations last 1.5 hours and are not recorded. You decide how many conversations you want and when they take place. It is your path and therefore also your pace. Of course everything is completely confidential.

Free

Free ebook loss processing for mothers of transgender children Many mothers of transgender children experience a sense of loss to a greater or lesser extent. This is quite normal, but can be terribly difficult. That’s...

Download your free ebook below!

Click on the image below to download your free ebook.

About Kirsten

My story After a smooth delivery, my first child was born. It turned out to be a big girl of over four kilos who looked around very calmly and curiously. We named her Emma. Emma...

Regret

Regret is a word that is never far off when it comes to transgender care. Everyone is always afraid of regret, while regret has never been shown to be a problem in the care of trans people. The studies that are available show that regret is rare. And if it …

First ebook loss coping for mothers of transgender children now available!

The preliminary results of a small-scale study show that at least half of the mothers of transgender children experience feelings of sadness and loss. I didn’t have that image eight years ago. Then I felt very lonely with my feelings. Not only did my environment not understand me, I didn’t …