Across the Kitchen Table Book Launch Party
1.4% of youth ages 13-17 (c. 300,000) now identify as transgender in the US. A party in Spring City PA will launch our book to help us help gender strugglers.
Category: Body
The physical platform and expression of our gender.
When Sex Differences Should Count
Highlighting sex differences is good. And it is also bad. I have tried to learn when they should count. Because enumerating sex differences can help and hurt.
The Differences Between the Sexes (Review of Why Gender Matters, by Leonard Sax)
On average on every trait, men and women are more similar than different, but that doesn’t make the differences irrelevant.
A Helpful Secular Approach to Youthful Gender Troubles (Review of Gender Dysphoria by Evans and Evans)
A book by the doctors who were helpful in reversing Great Britain’s belief-affirming model for gender dysphoric youth offers a different model.
The Trans-Gay Link
I have friends who deal with same sex attraction and who also speak about gender confusion in their childhood or youth. What is the meaning of the connection?
Announcing a new book: Across the Kitchen Table
You sit there bewildered. Across the kitchen table, your teen has just declared “this body is not who I am.” This is throwing you for a loop. Here is some help.
Who is Creating Gender Stereotypes?
The Trans education that public schools conduct today follows a curious route. It pays to understand it if you are speaking to a product of it.
No Fixed Outcome Except for One: Review of When Children Come Out: A Guide for Christian Parents, by Mark Yarhouse and Olya Zaporozhets
The 2022 book is supposed to help with LGBT+ confessions in the family. Its “no fixed outcome” approach presses for any but one particular outcome.
Should I Change the Name of This Website?
Confusing Title or Skilled Outreach? Help me out, here. Should I use a different name now?
A Prayer for Teenage Girls
CDC study: 3 in 5 teenage girls feel sad and hopeless, more than 1 in 4 have seriously considered suicide, up nearly 60% from 2011. The best response is to pray