What is interesting in the 'gender dysphoria' situation is that the dynamics of urgency (or more accurately anxiety), and the fixation on the sexed body are recognisable at all levels. They appear in the urgency of parents presenting their justified concerns to the medical profession, and at schools where the pressure to act, and to get others to affirm naive and troubling fantasies, is met with compliance and further preoccupation with questions of changing the sexed body.

This blog addresses the social nature of the loss of capacity for critical thinking in organisations, and the second blog will consider the dynamics behind the phenomenon of institutional ‘capture’ from a psychoanalytic perspective.

The Care Inspectorate guidance buys in to the unproven ideology of gender identity and that males and females can change sex

Social Work experts demand debate on children, sex, and gender

Jenny Minto’s response to ScotPAG's letter shows that there is no acknowledgement of any of the concerns that were highlighted by us

WRN Scotland and ScotPAG’s Freedom of Information Report on the actions of local councils in light of Cass Review

The SG agrees with Dr Cass about the need for an ´holistic’ approach towards gender questioning children, BUT doesn’t spell out the details

Read Maggie Mellon’s new article on Tennant but more importantly what it’s like to be a parent who transes their child...

Gender ideology: A risk of additional harm to Looked After Children. With the launch of The Promise in 2020, (click on link) Scotland...