Use Inclusive Language.

"It doesn't take many micros to make it macro."-

• Correct invalidating medical forms (e.g. not only providing the choices of he/she).
  
• Connect children's mental health to "social prosperity," instead of the disempowering term of "vulnerability."
• "One's identity belongs to one's self." Don't make assumptions around addressing someone (e.g. defaulting to first name or assuming a gender identity).
• Don't deadname a person and then use your power to put the blame back on them for your mistake.
  
• Default to person-first language and ask how the individual wants to be addressed.
  
• "What is your responsibility as a person of privilege of getting us to a place of social equity, where we can realize the value of all people?"-Donald M. Bell
  
• Use empowering language and ask for collective preferred terms (e.g. same gender loving).

• Gender Reveal (podcast).
• American Psychological Association Inclusive Language Guide.
• NIH: Words Matter - Terms to Use and Avoid When Talking About Addiction.