ArticleFrontiers in pain research (Lausanne, Switzerland)2026
Pride and pain - a lifespan-informed, identity-affirming approach to paediatric pain in 2SLGBTQIA+ youth: panel discussion at the international symposium for pediatric pain.
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Introduction: Pain in paediatric populations is increasingly understood as a biopsychosocial phenomenon. However, the experiences of trans and queer youth remain underrepresented in both research, clinical practice, and education. Methods: This paper is an edited transcription of a panel discussion titled "Pain and Pride" which was hosted by Priss Cryption, a drag persona, at the International Symposium on Pediatric Pain in 2025 at Glasgow, United Kingdom. The aim of the panel was to explore chronic pain in trans and queer youth through an intersectional and lifespan-informed lens. Panelists included Jaris Swidrovich (Priss Cryption), Lauren Harrison, Katelynn Boerner, and Emre Ilhan. Results: Drawing on lived experience, clinical practice, and research, the panelists were able to highlight the biopsychosocial and political dimensions of pain, the role of identity suppression, and the urgent need for inclusive and affirming care across developmental stages. Discussion: This paper presented in the form of a dialogue contributes to the growing discourse on identity-informed paediatric pain management and calls for systemic transformation in clinical, research, and educational settings.
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