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Gender Dysphoria
Ruby talks to Janett about gender dysphoria.
"Welcome to Ruby's Room, a cosy place to air feelings about those things we all tend to brush under the carpet.
I'll be looking at life's ups and downs that can leave us feeling blue - things like stress at work, coping with teenagers, the Black Dog (yes, depression), your daily obsession with CAKE... whatever!
You can also find my films on YouTube."
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Ruby talks to Janett about gender dysphoria.
Ruby Wax originally studied psychology as a teenager at Berkeley in the United States, before leaving for England to become a comedienne and TV presenter.
Over the past four years Ruby Wax has returned to her original calling, training as a psychotherapist and studying for an MA in Neuroscience.
Ruby wrote a book on her relationship with her parents, "How do you want me?".
Ruby also recently appeared at the Edinburgh festival as part of the Headroom campaign.
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