Social-service professionals, volunteers and allies can hear from the creators of Singapore’s Queer Affirming Therapy Code of Practice at Proud Spaces on Friday 6 November.
The LGBTQ+ Support Network’s Safe and Sound Bites fireside chat runs from 8pm to 9.30pm, with doors opening at 7.30pm. The venue is at 243 Alexandra Road, BS Centre #05-03. All times are Singapore time.
The organisers plan to discuss what queer-affirming therapy means in Singapore, why a code matters and how its principles can guide day-to-day work with LGBTQ+ clients.
The code’s August 2026 edition makes adoption voluntary. Written by a workgroup from Queer Therapists of Singapore and Oogachaga, it puts clients’ choices among its principles and rejects efforts to change a person’s sexual orientation or gender identity.
The evening offers a chance to discuss those principles with people who helped write them. Book through the organiser’s Eventbrite page.
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