“What does this actually look like for clinicians right now?” moderator Travis Morrell asks. Dr. Michelle Stanford, a Denver-based pediatrician, describes what she sees daily: anxious, traumatized, and neurodiverse teens presenting with gender distress—and parents desperate for guidance. She expl...

“What kind of evaluation should happen before a child is referred to a gender clinic?” Travis Morrell asks. Dr. Miriam Grossman, child and adolescent psychiatrist, gives a clear answer: “Don’t refer.” She explains that gender distress is a symptom, like a fever, not a diagnosis, and must be explo...

Travis Morrell asks, “Is social transition—just names and pronouns—really harmless?” Dr. Miriam Grossman gives a definitive answer: no. She explains that social transition is a powerful psychological intervention that shapes a child’s identity, rewires the brain, and increases the likelihood of p...

Moderator Travis Morrell asks a critical question: “Are there practical things parents can do to support a child in distress—without affirming a false identity?” Dr. Miriam Grossman outlines guidance from her book "Lost in Transnation", including how to respond when a child suddenly claims a new ...

Moderator Travis Morrell asks: “Are there practical steps parents can take to help a gender-distressed child?” In response, Dr. Miriam Grossman and Dr. Jill Stanford outline critical strategies—from limiting internet exposure and encouraging physical activity to knowing your child’s friends and m...

Moderator Travis Morrell asks Leor Sapir: Is it true that every major medical association supports pediatric gender-affirming care? Sapir says no—and explains why that narrative is unraveling. From the quiet dissent of professional groups to revelations from court documents and CME cancellations,...

Moderator Travis Morrell asks attorney Candice Jackson what advice she gives to two groups under pressure: clinicians treating minors and parents seeking ethical care. Jackson doesn’t mince words—she warns that in states like Colorado, providers risk professional retaliation and may need to avoid...

Moderator Travis Morrell asks attorney Candice Jackson how society might “build a golden bridge” for lawmakers and clinicians who supported gender ideology to quietly reverse course. Jackson reflects on past medical scandals and predicts that many will eventually walk away without ever admitting ...

In the final question of Panel 1, Travis Morrell asks Dr. Miriam Grossman whether adults who promote social transition bear any ethical responsibility—or guilt. Grossman answers firmly: yes. She emphasizes that adults must think beyond the child’s immediate feelings and consider lifelong conseque...

Moderator Travis Morrell asks Leor Sapir: Is it true that every major medical association supports pediatric gender-affirming care? Sapir says no—and explains why that narrative is unraveling. From the quiet dissent of professional groups to revelations from court documents and CME cancellations,...

Moderator Travis Morrell introduces the case of Kaley Childs, a Colorado therapist whose First Amendment rights are being tested before the U.S. Supreme Court. Attorneys Candiace Jackson and Yitzchok Sapir explore whether state licensing boards can compel counselors to speak against their deeply ...

When her daughter’s school made decisions in secret, January Littlejohn found her voice as an advocate.”

Moderator Lori Gimelshteyn asks each panelist for one final takeaway for parents, educators, and community members. Erin says it plainly: “Talk about it.” Chloe Lee emphasizes the lasting bond between parents and children. January urges everyone to act—from policy to conversation—before it's too ...

Moderator Lori Gimelshteyn asks Erin what happened when she confronted her school about a secret “gender and sex club” her daughter was placed in. Erin reveals a stunning cover-up: district officials, health workers, and outside activists worked in tandem—then called CPS on her when she objected....

Moderator Lori Gimelshteyn asks Jamie how we can support detransitioners and families walking back medical harm. Jamie responds with urgency: don’t give up on adult children, nieces, or anyone caught in gender ideology. She calls out legal barriers like short malpractice windows and stresses the ...

Moderator Lori Gimelshteyn asks January how her family stayed connected to their daughter through the storm of gender ideology. January describes the heartbreak of watching her child spiral into body loathing and disassociation—paralleling anorexia—and how schools sent the damaging message that s...

Moderator Lori Gimelshteyn asks whistleblower Jamie Reed what she witnessed at a pediatric gender clinic and what compelled her to speak out. Jamie shares how her clinical research training emphasized ethical duty, yet every time she raised concerns internally, she was silenced. Her frustration g...

Whistleblower Jamie Reed shares the moment she realized gender medicine was harming children, the personal toll of speaking out, and why she could no longer stay silent.

January Littlejohn reflects on the emotional aftermath faced by teens who escape gender ideology: shame, confusion, and a strong desire to move on quietly. Responding to a question about how parents can help, she warns that healing isn’t one-size-fits-all and encourages persistence—even after mis...

When asked what advice she would give to parents facing gender ideology, Erin Lee offers both personal experience and actionable guidance. From removing harmful influences like smartphones and school, to rebuilding trust with daddy-daughter dates and replacing lies with love, Erin explains how he...

Moderator Lori Gimelshteyn asks Chloe Lee what helped bring her back to herself. Chloe describes how her parents—though hesitant at first—ultimately confronted her confusion with truth and love. When they discovered her private declaration that she was “absolutely a boy,” they asked the question ...

Moderator Lori Gimelshteyn asks January how her family stayed connected to their daughter through the storm of gender ideology. January describes the heartbreak of watching her child spiral into body loathing and disassociation—paralleling anorexia—and how schools sent the damaging message that s...