An interview with Jem Tosh on imagining an alternative psychology in the context of Othering, transphobia, and sexual consent.

I talk about my experiences of critical psychology in the UK and Canada, and the importance of using a critical lens with(in) psychology.

Continued from Part One, Dr. Jem Tosh talks about feminist psychology - how it can be more inclusive and what its future might look like.

Bidushy Sadika, SWAP Member and Assistant Editor, interviews Dr. Jem Tosh. Jem answers questions about psygentra, her books, and feminism.

A summary of my interview with Psychology's Feminist Voices on queering psychology and the depathologization of queerness.

I reflect on my own experiences of being a survivor of sexual abuse and my career in psychology in a new book chapter.

Summary of the award-winning critical commentary on the problematic 'desistance' theories about trans people.

My first book has been shortlisted for a British Psychological Society Book Award!