Kristina Suorsa-Johnson

Pediatric psychologist and researcher

[Kristina Suorsa-Johnson @SuorsaJohnson]

Presenting qualitative data about adolescent and young adult decision making at I-DSD #IDSD

[Kristina Suorsa-Johnson @SuorsaJohnson]

Proud to share this work about the who, what, when, how, and why of educating patients with a difference of sex development about their condition. So thankful for this research team! #NIH #patienteducation @EricaWeidler @angiefagerlin @doctorkvl

[Kristina Suorsa-Johnson @SuorsaJohnson]

If you’re at #SPPAC2023, go chat with @abritt3 about her poster: “Love, man, it’s part of life:” Psychosexual health within differences of sex development #pedpsych

[Kristina Suorsa-Johnson @SuorsaJohnson]

Come join the @UofUHealth faculty! The Division of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health is hiring a #pediatricpsychologist! If you’re at #SPPAC2023 visit our booth at the intern/postdocs on parade to chat.

https://t.co/YhXflULcSc

[Kristina Suorsa-Johnson @SuorsaJohnson]

The Division of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health @PrimaryChildren has an opening for a #pediatricpsychology fellow! Visit our booth at the #SPPAC2023 intern/postdocs on parade for more info!
https://t.co/xF0dMSyxZH

[Kristina Suorsa-Johnson @SuorsaJohnson]

Factors hindering parental decision making from "A survey of healthcare professionals’ perceptions of the decisional needs of parents with an infant born with a disorder/difference of sex development"

https://t.co/uSPZnHBE2d

@DavidESandberg1 @umichmedicine @uOttawa @NICHD_NIH

[Erica Weidler @EricaWeidler]

Very excited to share this labor of love! #DSD #intersex #patientadvocacy #informationresources

Creation of an Electronic Resource Repository for Differences of Sex Development (DSD): Collaboration Between Advoc… https://t.co/YstCxFZ4tB

[Kristina Suorsa-Johnson @SuorsaJohnson]

@christer28 I am a pediatric psychologist and researcher at the University of Utah and would be so happy to talk to you!

[dsdfamilies @dsdfamilies]

Debate our needs, not our bodies

Girls & women living with CAIS often only learn about how their body developed when they are mid/late teens. What they need is good peer support, accessible & accurate info, thoughtful medical care, and a society that embraces them warmly.

[Kristina Suorsa-Johnson @SuorsaJohnson]

Recently published article: Defining successful outcomes and preferences for clinical management in differences/disorders of sex development: Protocol overview and a qualitative phenomenological study of stakeholders' perspectives @UMich @NICHD_NIH @UofUHealth @EricaWeidler