In today’s episode of “Parenting Great Kids,” Dr. Meg Meeker sits down with Ray Alex Williams, who shares his deeply personal story of transitioning and then detransitioning. This conversation seeks to provide parents and listeners with a nuanced understanding of gender identity issues, the factors contributing to these decisions, and
In an age of rising depression and anxiety in teens, the last thing they need is to be told that their problems can be resolved by becoming the opposite sex.
what can you say when your kindergartner comes home from school and quizzically asks, “How can Johnny become Jenny?”
Is your child struggling with their gender identity or just going through a phase?
We cannot single out the issue of transgenderism and treat it counter to the way we treat all other medical issues.
In this difficult topic, Dr. Meg offers her advice to an anxious mother worried about her daughter’s feelings towards gender.
When teens question their gender identity it’s confusing for both parent and child — Dr. Meg weighs in with a clinical perspective.
The practice of opening bathrooms to transgender children poses not only a bodily risk, but a psychological one as well. Here, a doctor’s perspective.
I have received many questions from parents about what to say, how to respond and how to know if their son or daughter is transsexual.
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