Azeen Gureshi

are huge benefits to mental health therapy. But I don't think you just can say each person needs exactly this amount of therapy. That's not how humans are. I think that if there was evidence that demonstrated a year of assessment changed the outcome for young people, then I would have been like, oh, OK, that makes sense. But there really hasn't been that.

are huge benefits to mental health therapy. But I don't think you just can say each person needs exactly this amount of therapy. That's not how humans are. I think that if there was evidence that demonstrated a year of assessment changed the outcome for young people, then I would have been like, oh, OK, that makes sense. But there really hasn't been that.

We'd been doing the care since 1991. So yes, there's published data, but there's also experience in the field. And experience in the field is what we have when data is being collected. Our experience matters. Experience in healthcare matters, right?

We'd been doing the care since 1991. So yes, there's published data, but there's also experience in the field. And experience in the field is what we have when data is being collected. Our experience matters. Experience in healthcare matters, right?

We often will ask parents, you know, would you rather have a dead son than an alive daughter?

We often will ask parents, you know, would you rather have a dead son than an alive daughter?

To me, it seems ridiculous to have a kid at age 12, 13, 14 deciding whether they want to have biological children when they're 20, 30, or 40.

To me, it seems ridiculous to have a kid at age 12, 13, 14 deciding whether they want to have biological children when they're 20, 30, or 40.

What is the other option?

What is the other option?