This is a 2018 conference lecture by Aidan Kelly. He’s a consultant psychologist at GIDS and runs a private gender service for under 18s in London (seems to follow NHS assessment pathways, by the look of his website: www.kellypsychology.co.uk/gender).
He travels to Ireland regularly to run the Dublin version of GIDS, which the Irish service pays NHS England to provide under the ‘Treatment Abroad’ scheme (presumably it’s cheaper to bring a couple of clinicians to the kids than it is to send all the individual kids to London)
I haven’t watched all 45 minutes of it yet, I wanted to share it with FWR while I had the time stamp open. He starts out explaining what GIDS is and how it referral and funding works in Ireland and then, around ten minutes in, starts explaining what they actually do - I got as far as his admission that it was experimental and there wasn’t much available evidence and then when he started admitting that blockers ‘aren’t benign’, I figured I’d pause and see if anyone here wanted to watch along with me.