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Diane Ehrensaft, PHD

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Specializes in: Psychology

445 Bellevue Avenue Suite 302
Oakland, CA 94610

(510) 547-4147

Diane Ehrensaft, PHD is a psychologist in Oakland, CA specializing in psychology. Diane Ehrensaft, PHD is affiliated with UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals.

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445 Bellevue Avenue Suite 302
Oakland, CA 94610

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“A California hospital executive and professor... Diane Ehrensaft, a self-identified 'feminist' who supports a 'gender revolution' [and who is the director of mental health and [the] chief...”—"Minotaur: The newest 'gender revolution' evil aimed at kids", The Washington Times, August 2023

“In the academia sphere, he and co-host Carley Shimkus discussed Diane Ehrensaft, the director of mental health and chief psychologist at the UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital gender development...”—"Detransitioner warns gender ideology could have 'long-term ramifications' for kids: They 'cannot consent'", Fox News, August 2023

“For decades, Dr. Diane Ehrensaft has been one of the most prominent voices pushing gender ideology in the medical and psychology field.”—"Children's hospital director claims 'infinite' genders, trans kids can identify as 'Tootsie Roll pops'", Fox News, August 2023