From Tortoise, journalist Polly Curtis tells the story of the Gender Identity Development Service for children and young people at the Tavistock. The Tavi, as it’s known, is the only NHS clinic in England and Wales which treats children suffering from gender dysphoria. Its critics have accused it of fast-tracking young people into changing gender. Its supporters argue it has provided help and supp... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | a year ago |
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The story of Gender GP and its founder Helen Webberley, labelled by one newspaper as one of Britain’s most controversial doctors. more
Tortoise are hosting an event to discuss the questions that still remain around the closure of The Tavistock and the future of gender identity services in England and Wales. more
Polly Curtis investigates why NHS England accelerated the closure of GIDS and what the future of the service could look like for children and young people. more
The public debate around the work of the Tavistock is getting louder. Kiera Bell wins a landmark ruling at the High Court which halts all new referrals for puberty blockers for under 18s on the NHS in England and Wales. She was prescribed puberty blo... more
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Engaging and assembled with a degree of competence however the casual transphobia of straight people is a bit horrifying. I'm not sure a straight cis woman is the appropriate person to be speculating on trans people in a media product like this because it is an existential matter for the subject. A trans adult is probably better placed to tell this story by virtue of their own lived experience. Im not sure of Polly's motives for making this but it's very easy to cast her as a terf when you liste... more
The presenter’s own bias is prevalent throughout. Also offers a platform for some troubling views without much balance. Found it very uncomfortable and frustrating at times. Wanted more from this.
Typically there is a backlash to anyone who asks questions regarding the trans movement. Questions do need to be asked and voices given to the parents and those who have genuine concerns. Mermaids do not come across well at all. Social media has taken this issue to the heights of hatred on both sides but no one is a transphobe for having the health both physical and mental of young people at heart.
Some aspects of this podcast are very reported and balanced such as the judicial review into the Tavistock and the background and history. However, often we hear more from parents who clearly don’t believe their child is trans and give emotive arguments rather than arguments based in science or compassion. Curtis mentions how puberty blockers are prescribed to cis kids for so called precocious puberty and then never mentions it again. She bemoans a lack of long term studies which while fair, isn... more
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