Philosophical critique is an analytic method used to evaluate arguments and theories in order to determine their validity and soundness. It involves examining premises, assumptions, and conclusions...
There is no doubt that the practice of conversion therapy has been controversial for many years now, and this is because it involves changing someone's sexual orientation to make them more...
Exposure to conversion therapy has been linked to negative impacts on long-term trust, attachment, and emotional regulation for LGBTQ+ individuals. This is due to several factors that may lead to...
The term "enforced sexual silence" refers to when an individual's gender identity or sexual orientation is actively suppressed, discouraged, or repressed within a religious community. This can lead...
The process of converting someone's sexual orientation is called conversion therapy. It involves trying to change a person's sexual orientation through various methods such as counseling, medication,...
LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) activists have challenged exclusionary religious practices that discriminate against them for centuries, using moral arguments to justify their stance. They...
How should ethical frameworks address the impact of conversion therapy and coercive interventions on LGBT mental health?
Ethics is an essential component of social work that involves making...
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...