Join Genspect UK and guest speakers Professor Michael Biggs, Dr Louise Irvine and psychotherapist Susan Evans at 6pm GMT on January 31st for an exclusive webinar about the NHS puberty blocker study. Our expert speakers will be delving deep into the existing evidence base...
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 Register for the event. 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...
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.
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.
Join Genspect UK and guest speakers Professor Michael Biggs, Dr Louise Irvine and psychotherapist Susan Evans at 6pm GMT on January 31st for an exclusive webinar about the NHS...
18th January 2025
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.
Join Genspect UK and guest speakers Professor Michael Biggs, Dr Louise Irvine and psychotherapist Susan Evans at 6pm GMT on January 31st for an exclusive webinar about the NHS...
As children, we all crave acceptance and belonging. For gay men, this journey often includes painful experiences of shame and exclusion. My childhood, shaped by confusion, resilience, and a...
The year 2024 has been a good one, I believe, for the gender critical movement in Ireland. During the year just passed, we have seen transgender ideology challenged on...
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...
10th 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.
“Mercilessly Attacked” for Not Wanting to Transition Children, with Rep. Shawn Thierry
bySasha Ayad and Stella O'Malley
In this episode, former Democratic State Representative Shawn Thierry reflects on her role in advocating for Texas Senate Bill 14 (TX SB14), which raised the minimum age for gender transition procedures to 18. Despite sharing concerns about the medicalization of minors with her fellow Democratic colleagues, Shawn was warned that her seat would be at stake for going on the record with her position and voting in favor of the bill. Her steadfast commitment to integrity led her to take a stand, even though it ultimately cost her re-election. Shawn discusses the two-year research process that shaped her decision, the personal risks she faced, and the pressures she encountered from within her own party. Throughout the conversation, she highlights the importance of principled leadership, unwavering dedication to doing what is right, and standing firm in the face of political and social pressures.