A college psychology professor's observations about public policy, mental health, sexual identity, and religious issues
A couple of weeks ago, the Parents and Friends of Ex-gays asked the riveting question: Is Grove City College anti-ex-gay? Now I want to know, Is PFOX anti-ex-gay? Let me explain why inquiring minds want to know. In apparent answer to the query about GCC, the PFOX blog poster reproduced Peter LaBarbera’s call to action … Continue reading “Is PFOX anti-ex-gay?”
Or something. Richard Cohen’s International Healing Foundation has re-invented itself as a LGBTQU (U for unwanted) organization on a new website called Coming Out Loved. On Coming Out Loved, gay affirming people can find a page full of LGB resources as well as an apology from Cohen: We at IHF wish to offer a sincere, heartfelt … Continue reading “International Healing Foundation comes out?”
March Madness is here. And I don’t mean NCAA basketball. GOP suits are in Iowa testing the waters for a run at the nomination. The most entertaining aspect has to be the potential for Donald Trump to enter the fray. Although Trump was not there, he sent a water tester along to find out what … Continue reading “Donald Trump for President?”
Fallout from the Patrick Strudwick sting continues. Strudwick presented himself falsely as a client who desired to change his sexual orientation to two therapists, Paul Miller and Lesley Pilkington. Richard Cohen acolyte, Paul Miller apparently avoided sanctions from his professional medical body. Now Pilkington’s case is being decided by the British Association for Counselling and … Continue reading “British reparative therapist may lose professional association membership”
Well, if they do what they normally do, this should be entertaining. I wonder if they will do the Cohen hold?