Dr. Phil McGraw

The child could get kicked to the curb.

But they have to admit, statistically, that that is very rare.

And if that's the case, that's what we have Department of Child and Family Services for.

That's what we have Child Protective Services for.

If that's the case, then you call in for some intervention if the child is being abused at home for whatever reason.

then you get intervention in that way.

But you don't come between the child and their parent.

The parent has the right to know what's going on.

Without a doubt.

They're so young.

I don't think it's appropriate or safe for children.

And I think there is a huge body of literature that addresses these issues from end to end.

There's not a huge body of literature about the transgender community.

And that's the problem.

And what literature is out there suggests that you get – and this is what you see from the European countries.

They've done study after study from these suppressive hormones compared to doing psychotherapy.

and there's not much difference.

If you do psychotherapy, you can ease the depression, you can ease the suicidal tendencies with psychotherapy without doing the irreversible things.

They say, well, you can reverse those things.

No, that's not true.