Justice committee  That's right.

Justice committee  What we want is for parents and children to be able to opt for psychotherapy, for the possibility of choosing affirmative therapy, and for the government not to prohibit such decisions. When you opt for psychotherapy, it means that you do not necessarily want the child to underg

Justice committee  No. Based on our understanding of paragraph 320.101(b), conversations are covered. Conversations are not the problem—at least I don't believe they are—but rather exploratory psychotherapy. As Dr. Cantor and Dr. Zucker Explained, children ought not to be self-diagnosing gender dy

Justice committee  That's right.

Justice committee  No, you have not quite understood. Sorry.

Justice committee  Unlike non-affirmative psychology, affirmative psychology willingly corroborates the gender identity presented by the child, and initially suggests social transition, puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones and perhaps even surgery. What we are proposing is that parents and children

Justice committee  Good morning. I'd like to make a correction. I am not the president of the Pour les droits des femmes du Québec organization. I represent the organization's gender identity working group. I'm accompanied by Dr.x James Cantor, who was the advisor to the Pour les droits des femm

Justice committee  Thank you, Dr. Cantor. I'd like to thank the committee members for having invited our organization, Pour les droits des femmes du Québec, or PDF Québec. In September 2019, PDF Québec received an email from a young woman who wanted to inform us of treatment she had undergone for