General Resources


These resources cover a lot of ground. They don’t focus on one thing, or they deal with more general concerns.

Medical Resources


These resources help connect trans people with the health care they need.

  • Erin’s Informed Consent HRT map of the US

    • A map of Informed Consent Trans Healthcare providers in the United States.
  • Gender Affirmative Letter Access Project

    • A project to help connect trans people with letters for Gender Affirming Care. Often useful for navigating insurance as well as legal name changes.
  • Plume

    • A telehealth service for accessing HRT. Accepts some insurance plans or requires direct payment in the form of a subscription for their services.
  • QueerMed

    • A telehealth service for accessing HRT. Accepts some insurance plans.
  • Allegro Medical

    • A medical supply store that allows for the purchase of syringes without a prescription, as well as other medical goods.
  • Rainbow Alphabet Collective

    • A website that contains a list of WPATH-compliant healthcare and mental care providers.
  • Cost Plus Drug Company

    • A low-cost store to get prescription medications without insurance.
  • Good RX

    • A website that allows comparative shopping for medications.
  • Trans Harm Reduction

    • A website that tests DIY medication sources and provides instructions for injection and getting clean injection supplies.

Surgical Resources


Provides resources for transgender people connecting to surgical healthcare. Inclusion is not an endorsement of surgical performance.

Funding Resources


Transition can be expensive. To help those who can’t afford it, these organizations help people access gender-affirming care.

Voice Training Resources


Find your authentic voice with these resources for vocal training.

  • Trans Voice Lessons

    • YouTube channel that teaches trans people to direct their vocal training.
  • Alyssavt

    • Provides text and audio instructions for trans people to direct their vocal training. Also provides a community through Discord for people undergoing voice training to help each other as well as private lessons.
  • Trans Vocal Training

    • Provides Group and one-on-one vocal training, as well as a self-study course.
  • Your Lessons Now

    • Provides Group and one-on-one vocal training.
  • Voice Tools

    • Helps track pitch and intonation and guides in moving them into a feminine or masculine range. Does not provide guidance on resonance which is required for effective voice training.
  • Voice Resource Repository

    • A collaborative wiki for explaining voice training concepts.
  • Trans Voice Party

    • A small repository for hosting trans voice training resources

Style and Hair Removal Resources


Making adjustments to your style can be overwhelming. Here are some resources to help!

  • Strands For Trans

    • A website for finding trans-friendly hair stylists.
  • Enfemme Style

    • A clothing brand for trans women and feminine people.
  • Bra Size Measurement

    • For people who have been on HRT for a while, going bra shopping can be a lot. This is a quick guide for anyone to get their size at home.
  • How to Shave

    • A quick guide on how to shave. This should be generally applicable to every part of the body, but there are more specific guides out there for particular parts of the body.
  • Types of Razors

    • A rundown of the different types of razors. One note, I don’t ever recommend using a straight razor as it is very easy to injure yourself with little benefit.
  • Leaf Shave

    • A hybrid between a cartridge razor and a safety razor. Interesting additional option for those looking to combine the advantages of both types.
  • How to Epilate

    • A guide on how to epilate. If you have the pain tolerance for it, it’s a fantastic option for longer-lasting hair removal compared to shaving.
  • Robert Welsh

    • A guide on how to do makeup from a professional artist covers picking products and fundamental techniques.

Trans Sex Education Resources


A cause close to my heart. Taking ownership of your sexuality is a daunting task, especially for transgender people. These resources can help you navigate your own unique sexuality. Some content may be 18+, please follow site policy and local laws.

  • Trans Sex by Lucie Fielding

    • One of my favorite books. Written for clinicians, but provides enough guidance and clear language for everyday people to understand and explore themselves. This book guides readers to understand their unique relationship with their body.
  • Fucking Trans Women by Mira Bellwether

    • This Zine guides trans women through alternative ways to explore their bodies, as well as guiding them on how to communicate with partners. Also provides guidance on genital anatomy.
  • Trans Sex Zine

    • A Zine exploring several perspectives on trans sexuality. Useful for inspiration in combination with other resources.
  • The Back Pocket Guide for Trans Men and the Men Who Dig Them

    • A sexual health guide for trans men and gay men who want to enter a relationship with them.
  • Sexplanations with Dr. Lindsey Doe: Trans Sex

    • The episode of Sexplanations on Transgender Sexuality. Contains useful ideas for partners. This channel in general is a great resource for eclectic topics in sex education.
  • Bedsider

    • An informational resource on birth control and STI protection methods and their advantages and drawbacks. Note that gender-affirming hormone therapy is not birth control.