Schools Providing Mental Healthcare w/ Alvin Lui - Courage is a Habit - Carol's Story of Recovery

Welcome to American Medicine Today, I'm Kimberly Benatti. We have a jam-packed show. Let's get straight to it. Many parents believe that their children are receiving good mental health services in public schools, but our next guest says to actually think again. Joining us now is Alvin Louie, president of Courage is Habit, who recently released a report on this very serious issue. Thank you for joining us, Alvin. Hey, thanks so much, Kimberly, for having me. I'm honored to be on your show. So can you tell us about this deep dive that you did on the American School Counselor Association? Absolutely. You know, the school counselors hide in plain sight, because obviously with the sexual and political indoctrination of kids in school, we talk about teachers a lot, we talk about school boards a lot, and they're hugely important. But what people miss is that the culture of the school is set by school counselors, because all the K-12 schools, all the government K-12 schools are governed by mental health. There's billions spent on mental health in schools, and that is the ubiquitous culture. And so what we wanted to do is we wanted to create a report that exposes the American School Counselor Association for exactly what they are, and they're foot soldiers of the transgender cult. Because most people, when they went to school, they had guidance counselors. Those really nice old lady or the nice gentleman that you saw maybe once every four years, they helped you with your college entry courses or the AP courses. Or if you went to the military, they might help you file the paperwork, but they're no more. They ended in 2014, 2013, 2014. So now they're school counselors, and they call themselves social change agents. That sounds so nice. Yes, doesn't it? But you're actually saying they support DEI. They do. That's their entire lens of the school counseling profession is DEI, is transgenderism, is critical race theory, is anti-American, anti-white, anti-excellence. They couch it behind all these terms like trauma, trauma-informed, and mental health, and anti-bullying, and be kind. And so what happens is a lot of parents get fooled by that because who doesn't want anti-bullying? And so one of the things that Courageous Habit does is we teach parents these concepts. And so one of the concepts is language contamination. They use your vocabulary, but not your dictionary. And so when we produce that report, if you look at that report, everything that they try to sell parents is under the guise of mental health, but they're all about keeping secrets from parents, transgenderism, all that. And that report, it works in all 50 states. You can take that report, and any parent in any state in any county can take that and go, look, you guys are using ASCA because they are. How is it that parents aren't aware, and why aren't more parents standing up to the school system saying, you're not going to do this? We teach kids all the time. If an adult approaches you and says to not divulge something to your parents, you should run and go let a responsible adult, mainly your parent, know. Absolutely. So there's two reasons why more parents don't know, and those two reasons are the same reason why they're not speaking up, the first thing is that language contamination I talked about, the usual vocabulary, not your dictionary. Every time a parent starts to say something, they'll be like, oh, we're just teaching empathy. Don't you want kids to learn empathy? The second thing that they do is that they use emotional blackmail. You're a bigot. You're a transphobe. You just want to hurt kids. You just want kids to be kicked out of the house. And so one of the ways that they're able to silence parents is they have redefined two terms to school counselors, and those two terms are safe and abuse. You and I, Kimberly, know that when we're talking about unsafe household, we talk about physical abuse, sexual abuse, God forbid, those kinds of things that the kids are not eating. But what the counselors do is they expanded that safe and abuse, and what they mean is if you don't want to call your beautiful daughter Jane, Jo, you don't believe she's a boy because there's no such thing as a trans child, there's no such thing as a social contagion, then you, the parent, are abusive and unsafe, and we better keep secrets from mom and dad because school is our family. The parents are the enemy. Speaking of, I had just gotten word that in a school system, they went on a trip, an overnight trip at a hotel, and they were supposed to have separate rooms for both boys and girls. Come to find out that they actually roomed in the same bed, a transgender boy and a girl. When the father found out, he raised hell as any parent should. What are they doing? Just think about that. Girl and boy in bed together, nobody else there, sharing a room. That is a recipe for rape and all disaster. The hard truth that people don't really want to admit yet, and we're getting there, and we've said this all along, the transgender cult's long game is pedophilia. If you can convince a society that a child can decide that they're the wrong sex, which is an insane thing to say, then saying that they can have sex with whoever they want, and they don't have to tell their parents, and they can make that consent, that's actually a lower argument. What they do is that they set that situation up. They put the boy who says, I'm a girl, obviously he's not, in a girl's hotel room or any sleeping quarters, and then when the parents complain, now they can do that emotional blackmail. You're transphobic. You're bigots. They have to understand that those words don't mean anything. It's to shut you down, and you have to ignore those words, and then you have to rob them of that empathy. That's what they always try to weaponize. Why is it so much indoctrination and the push to embrace socialism? They all work hand in hand. When you're talking about queer theory and critical race theory, they're the two sides of the same coin. What they're doing is they're breaking children, because if you can break a child, and they have no academics. The academics is long gone. The child that cannot read, they cannot learn. If they cannot learn, they can't earn. The long game is to break the child and then use them as useful idiots until they're no longer useful, which is what Mao did with his Red Guard. Then they're the first to grab the wall. They're the first to be sent out to the fields. Ma'am Donnie, who just was elected in New York, I mean, it's the whole socialist ideal. You sit and you think, my God, what socialist countries have thrived? There are none. Right. But the kids don't know that, because that's not what they tell them. Oftentimes, when the critical race theorist comes in and say, we're not teaching critical race theory in school, they always say that it's not happening, people, right? It's not happening, but as good as happening. They'll always try to accuse people of saying you're whitewashing history. But we don't whitewash history, we redwash history. That's why Americans don't know anything about communism. When you're breaking these kids and you're making them feel, when you're always taking hope away, because kids by nature have hope because their whole life is in front of them. But with K-12, they're artificially reversing that. So young people have no hope because they tell them police are just killing Black people for fun. The earth is going to end in 10 years because of climate change. They tell them that trans people are being erased and everything's being genocide and it's all the white man's fault. And America's oppressive. And so what happens is they hear that not once, not on TV, not on TikTok, they hear it seven hours a day, five days a week for 13 years. Now I'm talking about college, but I'm talking about college, right? Parents shouldn't be sending their kids to college. That's the whole thing, right? You shouldn't be sending your kids to college. But obviously a lot of parents cannot homeschool or they cannot yet, right? Because it's a financial hardship. And so what happens is they hear this and so they have no hope. And when they have no hope and someone like an Islamic socialist comes in and start promising free buses and free this and free that, it sounds so good. It sounds so good because they have no skills, which is on purpose. Where can people learn about your organization, Courage is a Habit? So I encourage every parent to go to Courageisahabit.org. That's Courageisahabit.org and click on school counselors. Now, when you land on that page, you can download that report that Kimberly talked about right off the bat. It's not a difficult report to read because we basically use everything from their site. But on that site, you'll also see a campaign called Behind Closed Doors. And that's a campaign that we've been doing for almost about two and a half years. And we've infiltrated ASCA in every way, shape and form. We've been to their annual conference. We've been to the webinars, seminars. We've took their certification exams. We've got their PowerPoints. We got their videos. And so we really want to bring back to parents to say, look, you don't have to take our word for it. Here's how they train all school counselors in all 50 states. So when you hear mental health, when you hear anti-bullying, be kind, social, emotional learning, all that, it's all a Trojan horse to bring in transgenderism and DEI. Well, God bless you for the work you do. Alvin Louie, president of Courage is a Habit. Thank you for being on the show to shine a spotlight on this corruption going on in our educational system. Thank you so much for having me. Looking forward to be back. Well, that's all the time we have for this segment. Make sure you stay tuned. We'll have more after the break. You were watching American Medicine Today. Spine procedures. Using his genius, Benati invented the precise tools necessary to minimize surgery, scarring, anesthesia, and recovery. So successful are the Benati spine procedures. They consistently reflect 98.75% patient satisfaction. 80,000 procedures have been performed exclusively at our location. Nearly half our patients have suffered from failed back and neck surgeries at other facilities. 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