The holidays can be a fun time to gather as a family; however, for LGBTQIA+ youth, you may see signs of apprehension or isolation around members who are non-affirming. They may have been approached by family members in the past who think the child expressing their LGBTQIA+ experience is offensive. You may have noticed that your child has come out or is using new pronouns with you and schoolmates, but hasn’t with family yet. The good news is if you’re reading this, you know yo

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