Rahim Thawer, MSW
How do queer men navigate a world that often marginalizes their identities while striving for joy, strength and resilience?
In our latest episode, Rahim Thawer, MSW, shares insights on supporting the mental health of cis and transgender queer men. Drawing from his clinical work and research, Thawer discusses the unique challenges faced by this population, the importance of community and belonging, and innovative approaches to relationships and well-being.
He also highlights the vital role of politicized social work in affirming the dignity and health of LGBTQ+ communities. Don’t miss this important conversation on navigating identity, oppression and mental health with honesty and hope.
Rahim Thawer, MSW, is an instructor, psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, facilitator, public speaker and writer. He is invested in all things mental health and is particularly interested in examining innovation in queer relationships. Thawer is pursuing his DSW at the University of Alabama, where he also teaches.
Show Notes
Thawyer’s upcoming book: The Mental Health Guide for Cis and Trans Queer Guys: Skills to Cope and Thrive as Your Authentic Self (The New Harbinger Voices for Change Series)
Release: June 1st, 2025
Cite this podcast – Sobota, P. (Host). (2024, December 17). Supporting the Mental Health Needs of Cis and Transgender Queer Men (No. 332)[Audio podcast episode]. In inSocialWork. University at Buffalo School of Social Work.
