Jamie Reed

Jamie Reed, former executive director of the Courage Coalition, exposes shocking practices from a pediatric transgender center, revealing troubling procedures like surgeries for minors and the administration of puberty blockers. Joining her is Vernadette Broyles, president of the Child and Parental Rights Campaign, who discusses the legal ramifications of such cases. Together, they reflect on the cultural shift regarding gender transitions, the emotional toll on affected children, and the urgent need for more transparency and protection for minors in this sensitive area.

Eliza Mondegreen, a researcher into gender related internet phenomena, and Jamie Reed, a medical whistleblower, critique our systems of medicine and culture of trans-humanism. They discuss the failures of the medical community in providing evidence-based care, the need for reform in gender medicine, and supporting detransitioners and trauma-informed care. They explore the controversy surrounding transitioning, improving healthcare for gender non-conforming individuals, and the responsibility of 'grownups' in youth gender medicine.

Former worker in a gender clinic, Jamie Reed, and LGBT advocate, Aaron Kimberly, challenge the rush to transition minors. They discuss the lack of evidence and its impact on youth health care. The speakers explore the importance of a supportive environment, share challenges in providing gender medicine, and advocate for more exploration of gender identity without solely relying on medical interventions. The LGBT Courage Coalition aims to rework standard practices and promote dialogue within the LGBTQ+ community.

Jamie Reed, a healthcare professional and whistleblower from a transgender clinic, reveals alarming insights from her time at St. Louis Children's Hospital. She discusses the rapid medicalization of children, emphasizing risks associated with puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones. Reed highlights a surge in young girls seeking treatment and critiques the influence of social media on identity. She raises ethical questions about parental rights, informed consent, and the potential long-term consequences of current practices on youth and society.

Jamie Reed, a former case manager at a gender clinic and prominent whistleblower, exposes the alarming practices in youth gender medicine. She shares her firsthand experiences confronting systemic issues, especially in foster care, and discusses the need for accountability in medical protocols. Jamie also dives into the evolving legislative landscape, spotlighting the stark contrasts between states. With a blend of personal insight and advocacy, she urges for transparency and informed decision-making in pediatric gender healthcare.