Opinion: Conversion therapy does not fix people
By Clara Bergeson | Sep. 15, 2019Conversion therapy, or even the attempt to change someone’s sexual or gender identity, is damaging and traumatizing to people’s mental health.
Conversion therapy, or even the attempt to change someone’s sexual or gender identity, is damaging and traumatizing to people’s mental health.
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