It’s very full of doctorly euphemisms. I’m surprised she’s not mentioning ‘nethers’ and ‘waterworks’.
I also note that it’s common for girls to start puberty from 9 onwards. Is she really classifying children at this age as ‘adolescents’?
However, I agree young people feeling dysphoric and questioning of their identity should have good access to supportive services. This does not mean access to medication though but talking therapies and support. Many children and adolescents question their identity - it’s a normal part of moving into and through adolescence. Many of these young people become profoundly anxious and depressed and self harm. It really isn’t an exceptional thing that children with sex dysphoria/ gender questioning experience.
As the current opinion seems to be that you could never ‘understand’ the lived experience of these young people unless you’ve been one or parented one. I’ll note I’ve had a child with mental health difficulties who I paid for several months of counselling, then did a 4 months wait for CAMHS and then another 12 weeks to be passed from the nurse to the psychiatrist. The current model is that GPs can’t prescribe antidepressants at all to under 18s (must be a specialist) and that talking therapy has the best evidence base and must be tried first. I think we should see the treatment of trans identifying young people in the same way. Though, of course, I don’t want any young person to have a huge waiting list.