What Research Does and Does Not Say about the Possibility of Experiencing “Harm” by Persons Who Receive Therapeutic Support for Unwanted Same-Sex Attractions or “Sexual Orientation Change Efforts (SOCE)”

Published Response, 2014Page(s) 153-176

Article information

Volume:

Journal of Human Sexuality, Volume 6

Topics:

ChangeConversion TherapyCounseling Process or TechniquesCultureDiscriminationEvaluation for TherapyHomosexualityIdentityIdeologyLesbianismSame Sex AttractionSexual OrientationTherapy

Author:

Sutton, Philip PhD
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