Dr. Drew Pinsky

So tell me about the Supreme Court and conversion therapy.

What do we do with this?

Well, that part of the gender treatment or the transsexual community treatment is still, there's nobody that says anything other than affirmation.

That's what I was talking to Brianna Wu about, is that that's it.

And even she and I talking about the nuances of sorting out this broad category of transsexual and doing what's right for each individual so the outcomes are as good as possible.

You can't even do that.

I'm probably going to get canceled for having that conversation.

Somebody's going to come after me.

And I just want to do good by people and make sure their outcomes are good so we don't have people that are detransitioned or unhappy or made miserable.

The only positive outcome is what I want to see.

That's on my profession to do that as well as possible.

But the, what's it called?

The conversion therapy.

Conversion therapy though, I mean, conversion therapy is a horror show, right?

We can agree on that.

Oh, the old school conversion therapy.

Well, but it's sort of in all its forms, right?

In kind of all its forms.

However, to talk to a youth that is unclear about their sexual identity, that seems like routine adolescent care.

That seems like just what you would do if an adolescent is distressed, right?