I will examine how ethical and philosophical frameworks have informed responses to conversion therapy practices. Ethics is the branch of philosophy that deals with morality, specifically with human...
The practice of religiously motivated conversion therapy or moral shaming has been a controversial issue for many years among the LGBTQ community. This form of treatment involves attempting to change...
The psychological repercussions of conversion therapy can be devastating for individuals who have undergone this practice. Conversion therapy attempts to change an individual's sexual orientation...
Survivors of forced conversion therapy often face long-term consequences that can have significant effects on their mental health, social interactions, and family dynamics. This article will explore...
What is "conversion therapy"?
Conversion therapy is any attempt to change one's sexual orientation or gender identity. It usually involves trying to reduce same-sex attraction through various...
What are the ethical implications of therapeutic practices aimed at reconciling sexuality with religion?
When it comes to sexuality and religious beliefs, there is often a conflict that can lead...
Survivors of coercive conversion therapy face significant challenges navigating personal trauma, social reintegration, and advocacy for systemic change. This process can be physically and...
The process of healing from trauma caused by conversion therapy is complicated, and involves both personal and societal factors. Individuals who have undergone this type of treatment often experience...
There has been an increasing awareness of the damaging effects that so-called "conversion therapy" can have on individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning,...
Reconciling Sexual Identity with Religious Expectations
In today's society, there is a growing awareness that sexual orientation and gender identity are fluid concepts that cannot be reduced to...