Miriam Grossman
Dr. Miriam Grossman is a board-certified child, adolescent, and adult psychiatrist who writes and speaks internationally about the dangers of political correctness in her profession. She is known for her outspoken views and advocacy for children and teens, challenging the mainstream narrative on issues of gender and mental health. Dr. Grossman's work emphasizes the importance of basing medical advice and treatment on rigorous scientific research rather than on social or political agendas.
She authored 'Unprotected' and 'You're Teaching My Child What?', books that critique the current state of sex education and psychological counseling in the United States. Her writings argue that ideological influences in these areas often contradict scientific data and fail to serve the best interests of young people. Dr. Grossman's books and public speeches have sparked discussions and debates, highlighting her commitment to evidence-based medicine and her concern for the well-being of her patients.
Dr. Grossman's career includes over 40 years of experience in psychiatry, with a focus on youth and their developmental challenges. She has worked in various clinical settings, including university counseling centers, where she has witnessed first-hand the impact of cultural and societal trends on mental health. Her advocacy extends beyond her writings as she frequently participates in conferences, interviews, and panel discussions, aiming to educate the public and professionals alike about the need for integrity and honesty in health education and psychological care.