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Tag Archives: Counsellors and Psychotherapists (Regulation) Bill
Banning Gay Conversion Therapy is a Poor Reason for Regulating the UK Therapy Sector
Statutory regulation of psychotherapy and counselling is back on the political agenda, now reincarnated as a means to ban treatments which claim to be able to change a person’s same sex preference, often referred to as “gay conversion” or “reparative … Continue reading
Posted in Gay and Bisexual, gay conversion therapy, LGBT rights, Regulation of UK Psychotherapy, reparative therapy
Tagged Core Issues Trust, Counsellors and Psychotherapists (Regulation) Bill, Dr Christian Jessen, gay conversion therapy, Geraint Davies MP, Patrick Strudwick, reparative therapy
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