Home of the Antijen mailing-list and webring for young transsexuals. If you need somebody to talk to...

I don't know where i would be without everybody on this list. And a special (((hug))) for Aunty Jen

Melanie Anne Phillips's site. Quite comprehensive. Highlights: Voice Training and a very pleasant Bulletin Board.

Though i don't appreciate it very much when people try to sell me stuff on their websites, the BB gets an extra-large Kiss.

Press for Change is a lobby for TS-rights in the UK.

A huge site, chok-full of articles and resources, legal advice, advice for the work-place, what you will. Check this out.

Over 1000 websites dealing with Transgender-issues. Personal sites, commercial sites, support sites, whatever you need. No "adult" sites.

The above link will list all the pages on the TransgendeRing, or click here to get a random site from the ring.

A thoughtfull, insightfull site by a long-time post-op sister.

Home of the original COGIATI (COmbined Gender-Identitiy And Transsexuality Inventory), a test for pre-op, pre-treatment biological males unsure of what they are. Not a tool for diagnosis, but it can be an aid for determining wether you need professional help or not.

A scientific, interdisciplinary online Journal, published quarterly. Brainy reading, but very up-to-date. Also issues a newsletter about new articles, allowing you to keep up with what's happening.

Note: as to date i haven't yet received their newsletter....?

By Anne Lawrence. She is herself TS and a medical Doctor. A reference site, with tons of accurate medical information, she keeps her Site up-to-date and growing.

Evelyn is the mother of Danielle, a young Transsexual. She wrote a book about her journey, and it's supposed to be one of the best available.

I got my mum to order the book for me, and when it arrives i'll tell you about it.

This is a good overview of the steps you'll have to take if you want to embark on this woderous journey. Quite a large site, with lots of info, so bookmark it and return to read more as you travel onwards. Quite a few of our sisters started their journey here.

Unfortunatly Andrea James, the author, is currently engaged otherwise, so there will be few updates in the near future.

Support-site for TS in the UK. This site features some interesting-to read articles/personal experiences.

Sadly, the site doesn't seem to have been updated for almost 2 years.