Stella O’Malley

Stella O’Malley, a renowned psychotherapist and author, dives into the critical issues faced by today’s youth. She addresses the detrimental effects of social media on teen mental health and self-perception, emphasizing how modern challenges differ from past generations. The conversation touches on the struggles of masculinity and the societal pressures boys face. O'Malley also highlights the impact of screen time on social skills, advocating for deeper, honest conversations between parents and teens to foster emotional well-being.

Psychotherapist Stella O’Malley and parent Josie A. discuss the importance of listening to parents before affirming a child’s desire for gender-transition therapies. They explore topics such as school policies, children's autonomy in gender identity, extreme activist movements, the influence of anime on trans identification, challenges for fathers of trans-identified children, and the need for support and guidance for parents.

Stella O'Malley, a psychotherapist and author, joins to discuss intriguing research on after-school care and child development. She highlights how structured care can enhance reading skills and sports participation compared to staying at home. Stella contrasts the warmth of familial care with the professionalism of child care and warns about the negative impact of excessive screen time on social skills. They also explore socioeconomic factors influencing childcare choices and suggest a potential backlash against device-heavy childhoods.

Jesse Kelly, a conservative commentator known for his bold perspectives, discusses the troubling rise of anti-Jewish sentiments on college campuses. He highlights the need for parents to raise skeptical thinkers to counter indoctrination. The conversation shifts to the controversial actions of Rep. Jamaal Bowman regarding a fire alarm incident. Stella O'Malley and Joe Burgo, leaders in gender identity advocacy, explore the pitfalls of affirmative care for gender dysphoria, emphasizing alternatives and the dangers of radical ideologies affecting vulnerable youth.

Stella O’Malley, Psychotherapist and Author, discusses the establishment of a men-only support group by Bodywhys to address eating disorders in men. They explore the societal pressures on young men to achieve a 'ripped physique' and the harmful effects of social media on appearance standards, stressing the need for a cultural shift towards valuing uniqueness.