Training

To accompany Weiland presentations and trainings, we have created a series of take-away tip cards that outline a variety of topics including asking and disclosing pronouns, explaining the difference between sexuality and gender, and more in order to provide folks with tangible reminders and best practices in working towards gender and sexual inclusivity.

For access to these cards and the toolkits they’re a part of, contact us at weilandhealth@stanford.edu.

Weiland staff create and facilitate a range of workshops and conversations focusing on different communities, intersections, and issues within the LGBTQ+ community. If you would like to plan something similarly for your organization, please contact us at weilandhealth@stanford.edu or request an outreach with this form.

As an affiliate of the World Association for Sexual Health, Weiland Health Initiative hosts a free annual conference that highlights an aspect of gender and sexual identities. On September 26, 2019, we were honored to host World Sexual Health Day on behalf of North America for the third time at Stanforfd University.

Join us virtually on September 25, 2020, for our next World Sexual Health Day- North America, focusing on the idea that Pleasure Matters. 

Learn more HERE.

Weiland Health Initiative holds a biweekly multidisciplinary clinical consultation group that focuses on issues related to gender and sexual identities. Our group includes psychologists, social workers, psychology trainees, psychiatrists, and physicians. Our group offers a safe space for discussing cases, as well as a chance to work together with the aim of greater social justice and inclusivity on campus. It also provides an opportunity to reflect together on our own identities, and how they impact our work and worldviews.

Each spring quarter, we offer a 10-week clinical rotation focused on providing psychotherapy to students across the spectrum of gender and sexual identities. This rotation is designed for our pre-doctoral psychology interns, as well as for other clinicians on staff who wish to improve their competence in this area. The rotation tends to be interactive, engaging and unconventional in its teaching techniques. Topics covered include:

• queer theory and identity development
• queer history
• queer family building
• kink/BDSM
• consensual nonmonogamy/polyamory
• affirming language
• sexuality and faith
• trans identities
• interpersonal and sexual violence in queer relationships
• queer people of color
• bisexuality and pansexuality

If you are a health provider at Stanford and would like to improve your clinical and cultural competence working with gender and sexual diversity issues in your practice, please consider joining our Gender and Sexual Diversity Clinical Rotation. To learn more or inquire about joining, please email weilandhealth@stanford.edu.

Would your course, department, or program benefit from more knowledge around gender and sexual identities? We are available to offer presentations or workshops to any size audience. Available topics include:

Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation 101
Queer Inclusivity & Pronoun Practice
LGBTQ Relationship Violence and Sexual Assault
Queer Mental Health
Making Your Workplace More LGBTQ Friendly 

& more!

Start the process by contacting Dr. Inge Hansen. We are excited to collaborate with you!