That’s what one counselor would like to know.
Christopher Doyle, a licensed professional counselor and a leader in the #TherapyEquality campaign of Equality And Justice For All, has long advocated for therapy freedom and therapy equality, especially as activists fight harder to ban therapies for minors that help them deal with unwanted same-sex attractions and gender identity confusion.
Doyle, who left the homosexual lifestyle and is now married to his wife and a father of five, says that activist moves like this will not only limit the rights of minors and families, but simply ignore problems rather than addressing them head-on.
“When it comes to sexual identity affirming therapy, our clients believe there are specific causes for their unwanted same-sex attractions and gender identity confusion,” Doyle adds. “We help them resolve those issues, affirm their sexual identity, and work with them to achieve their goals. Everyone has the right to resolve unwanted desires, attractions and unmet emotional needs. And if someone wishes to pursue therapy to resolve unwanted attractions, who are we to stop them and deny their right of self-determination?"
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