This past year has been characterised by a noticeable change in attitude among the normies. Indeed there were moments during 2024 that reminded me of the film Awakenings, starring Robin Williams, as people slowly—and almost unbelievably—emerged from what seemed almost like a catatonic state and...
Detrans Awareness Day on Capitol Hill Genspect is proud to bring together medical professionals, policy makers and members of the public together to meet detransitoners face-to-face to help facilitate meaningful change. Since its inception in 2021, Detrans Awareness Day has played a crucial role in raising...
For parents of gender-distressed high school students, the college application process can be overwhelming. That’s why we’re excited to introduce our new site rating trans activism in American colleges.
Genspect equips parents and schools with resources to create environments that support all students while protecting parental rights and maintaining appropriate professional boundaries. Our evidence-based guidance helps school communities navigate gender non-conformity without assuming medical intervention, empowering parents to advocate effectively while ensuring child...
"What's Going On?" is a series of informative short films by Genspect that aim to provide a comprehensive view of the various aspects and implications of the increasing trend of transgender identification and medical transition, emphasizing the need for careful consideration and broader societal...
Our international organisation includes professionals, trans people, detransitioners, and parent groups who work together to advocate for a non-medicalised approach to gender-related distress.
What we do
We advocate for a non-medicalised approach to gender-related distress.
We publish research and analysis to inform better responses.
We educate professionals and media with evidence-based resources.
We support families and those harmed by medical transition.
We unite organisations across 25 countries for change.
Detrans Awareness Day on Capitol Hill Genspect is proud to bring together medical professionals, policy makers and members of the public together to meet detransitoners face-to-face to help facilitate...
5th December 2024
We're in 25 countries
Uniting over 25 different organisations across the world, we don't just speak for a few: we speak for thousands.
While commentators in the UK and US celebrate what they see as a turning tide against gender identity ideology, the European Union appears to be swimming doggedly in the...
Hermes Postma, a filmmaker and the Dutch author of the Genspect Parents’ Survey, is looking cinematic. A technical issue with the “zoom” causes him to appear in flickering black...
I was recently doing a 24-hour stopover at Dubai on my way from Brisbane to Cambridge. I found myself wandering about the concrete and steel laced streets of this...
7th January 2025
Latest from our podcast "Gender: A Wider Lens"
Gender: A Wider Lens
In this podcast, now in its fourth year, therapists Stella O’Malley and Sasha Ayad take a deep dive into the psychological and cultural forces impacting the social changes around “gender.” Through interviews with researchers, doctors, therapists, parents, detransitioners, and others, Sasha and Stella’s podcast is a “must listen” for anyone trying to navigate the current gender landscape. With their sharp analytical minds and deep compassionate hearts, Stella and Sasha have also become known throughout many parent networks as lighthouses in the midst of some very stormy seas. Previous guests include Helen Joyce, Jesse Singal, Leor Sapir, Kathleen Stock, Jamie Reed, Peter Boghossian and more.
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The emotional and mental toll of navigating a child’s struggles with gender dysphoria can be profound. Parents often confront feelings of helplessness, confusion, and even grief as they face the rapid progression of medical interventions or societal pressures that seem at odds with their instincts or values. This journey is undeniably challenging, but it’s crucial for parents to prioritize their own emotional well-being in order to provide the steady, loving support their children need.
Self-care is not a selfish act; it is a necessary foundation for maintaining the strength and clarity required to guide and advocate for a child in such a complex, personal struggle. Amid overwhelming challenges, it’s easy to feel isolated. However, it’s important to remember that no parent is alone. Building a network of like-minded individuals, seeking professional support, and tapping into community resources offers not only practical advice but also emotional sustenance, providing the reassurance and solidarity needed to persevere.
In this bonus episode for premium subscribers, Lydia emphasizes the need for a balance of compassion and boundaries, encouraging parents to listen attentively to their child’s experiences and feelings while maintaining a clear sense of their role as guides and advocates. She highlights the importance of hope and connection and underscores the value of fostering open communication within the family.