Miriam Grossman, a physician and author known for her critiques of gender ideology, joins to discuss the profound grief and trauma that parents face in today’s climate. She highlights the historical roots of current gender theories and the impact of figures like John Money. The conversation delves into the psychological struggles families endure as they navigate societal pressures and controversial treatments for children questioning their gender identity. Grossman advocates for parental awareness and education to support families amidst these challenges.

Dr. Miriam Grossman, a psychiatrist, discusses the dangers of gender ideology leading to pharmaceutical dependence in youth. She criticizes mainstream medical associations and unethical therapy practices for transgender children. The conversation dives into the impact on families, the lack of scientific basis for transgender concepts, and the devastating consequences of blindly following a cult-like ideology.

Miriam Grossman, child psychiatrist and author, discusses her book Lost in Trans Nation and explores topics such as the impact of gender ideology in schools, the significance of John Money's theories, the case of David Reimer, the Castro Consensus in pediatric medicine, and advice for parents dealing with a child's gender distress.

Dr. Miriam Grossman explains the origins of Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria, the harm gender ideology causes children, and how to protect kids from school social transitions. They discuss the dark history of gender-transition surgeries, the manipulation of parents by trans activists, and the normalization of transitioning minors. Dr. Grossman offers guidance to parents and highlights the need for reliable studies on transitioning children.

Child psychiatrist Dr. Miriam Grossman provides an update on the fight against gender madness. They discuss legislation, cultural progress, and the harm caused to children. They also explore susceptibility to gender-related issues, patterns in adult trans identification, and the dilemma of placing distressed children in psychiatric units.