Dr Helen Webberley

Dr Helen Webberley

@www.helenwebberley.com

Challenging misinformation & showcasing the beauty of gender diversity.

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Two courts have looked at the trans military ban and found animus. The administration now wants the Supreme Court to see a "medical condition" instead. I've written about what that relabelling is really doing, and why it reaches far beyond the military. Read my full take:

helenwebberley.comTrump asks Supreme Court to back transgender military ban | Dr Helen WebberleyA federal court said the ban was driven by animosity. The Trump administration disagrees. Now the Supreme Court may decide.

The Supreme Court is being asked to bar trans women from women's sport in every US state, at speed, with no full briefing and no oral argument. The Alliance Defending Freedom chose this case on purpose. My full take on what is really being decided:

helenwebberley.comThe Supreme Court may ban trans women from women's sports | Dr Helen WebberleyA shadow docket case could override every state that chose inclusion. Helen on what the fairness framing is really asking.

A teacher wrote a 17-year-old's deadname on a whiteboard in front of the whole class, and now £46,000 has been raised to fight the consequences. I have written about what the record shows, and about the student everyone has stopped talking about:

helenwebberley.comTeacher barred after deadnaming pupil raises £46k for fresh appeal | Dr Helen WebberleyA sacked teacher is crowdfunding his fight against dismissal. The student he humiliated in class is barely mentioned.

How do you support a trans child when there is abuse in the house? A mother asked me exactly that, and the answer starts somewhere you might not expect. I have written about what safety first really means, and what comes after it. Come and read it:

helenwebberley.comBeing trans in an abusive home: safety first | Dr Helen WebberleySafety before coming out, safety before transition. What a mother of a trans daughter taught me about what protecting someone really means.

A T-shirt saying 'Protect the Dolls' was clear on the BBC's own social clip, then blurred plain white on Strictly and iPlayer. 'Standard practice', they say. I've written about why a rule applied selectively is already a choice. Read my full take:

helenwebberley.comBBC blurs 'Protect The Dolls' trans rights slogan on Strictly | Dr Helen WebberleyCalling it 'standard practice' does not make it neutral. Dr Helen Webberley on what the BBC's editing choice really signals.

I was invited onto TalkTV to debate trans healthcare, puberty blockers and conversion therapy. I have gone back through the biggest claims made on air, one by one, against what the evidence says. Come and watch my full reaction:

youtube.comWhen Did Anti-Trans Misinformation Become Prime-Time TV? Julia Hartley-Brewer ReactionJulia Hartley-Brewer invited me onto TalkTV to debate transgender healthcare, puberty blockers and conversion therapy. Today, I break down the interview, res...

A chapter spent two years campaigning to keep trans women out of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and it is the chapter that has been dissolved. I have written about what DAR actually decided and why, and the politicians now rushing to the chapter's defence. Come and read my take:

helenwebberley.comDAR axes chapter that challenged transgender membership | Dr Helen WebberleyThe Martha Laird Chapter fought to bar trans women from DAR. On 10 October 2026, the national board dissolved it.