Links & Resources

Genspect

An international organization that advocates for an evidence-based, non-medicalized approach to gender-questioning children and young people. It is an excellent resource for parents of trans-identified teens.

Parents with Inconvenient Truths about Trans (PITT)

PITT is a virtual space for parents who have been impacted by gender ideology to share their uncensored stories, experiences, and thoughts, while remaining anonymous to protect themselves and their families. The objective is to support members and to inform the public about the devastating impact of gender ideology on families through accounts of personal experiences.

Therapy First

An organization that provides excellent resources for those who would like to explore their sense of gender identity but have encountered barriers to doing so in the traditional psychotherapy and medical climate.

4th Wave Now

A supportive place for people who are concerned about the medicalized gender transition of minors and young adults.

Inspired Teen Therapy

Therapist Sasha Ayad offers thoughtful and educated answers to common questions from parents of trans-identified teens. Her website has a wealth of helpful information and resources.

Beyond Trans

Offers a directory of therapists and free therapeutic support groups for those harmed by medical transition and those experiencing gender-related distress.

The Cass Review

The most extensive evidence-based review of pediatric transgender care to date.

U.S. Surgeon General’s Advisory on Social Media and Youth Mental Health

The U.S. Surgeon General’s 2023 Advisory on the impact of social media on the mental health of children and young adults.

American Medical Association Code of Medical Ethics

Section 2.1.1. outlines the fundamental process of Informed Consent for medical treatment.