Some Ethical Issues for Psychotherapists

Published April, 1999Page(s) 2pp (2 & 31)

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Volume:

7 No 1 April 1999

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Author:

Nicolosi, Joseph Ph.D.
A Shared Delight: What is it that my clients missed in their memories of their fathers?
Attachment Loss and Grief Work in Reparative Therapy
A Former Gay Activist Describes How He Rejected A Homosexual Identity
Growth Out of Homosexuality: Recapturing our Designed Natures
Disclosing The Struggle To A Straight Friend
The Gender Question: Who Am I?
A Note From The President
“What If I Don’t Change?”
Why I Am Not A Neutral Therapist
The Paradox of Self-Acceptance
The Double-Loop Experience
In Memoriam
Interview: Diane Eller-Boyko, R.N., L.C.S.W.
“Imagine”
Interview with a Parents’ Rights Activist
What is Homosexuality? Reorientation Therapists Disagree
Book Review: Handbook of Psychotherapy and Religious Diversity edited by Scott Richards and Allen Bergin published by the APA, Washington, DC (2000)
Some Ethical Issues for Psychotherapists
What the APA Should Have Known (Refs)
The Homosexually Oriented Man’s Relationship to Women
Kinsey’s Twist
Book Review: Beyond Gay, by David Morrison
Grief Work Clinical Issues
Why Reveal the Dark Side of the Gay Movement? (Refs)
Firsthand: My Experience Attending the American Psychiatric Association Panel Discussion
Change as Progressive Freedom from Same Sex Attractions
Is Male Protectiveness Sexist? On Gender Distinctions (Refs)
Same Sex Matters: The Challenge of Homosexuality by Christopher Wolf
A.P.A. Supports Same Sex Marriage
Efforts to Silence NARTH Continue
Fathers of Male Homosexuals: A Collective Clinical Profile (Refs)
Interview: Anthony Falzarano
Perspective on the Issues: What Does It Mean to Change?
A Call for the American Psychological Association to Recognize the Client with Unwanted Same-Sex Attractions
What Freud Really Said about Homosexuality and Why

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