…found no such affiliation between NARTH Exodus or any other religiously driven ex gay reparative therapy and Whitehead. William @Jacob Woods I don’t know precisely what official affiliation Whitehead has…
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…NARTH ref is to a “Dr Neil Whitehead“.For those who don’t know the author of “My Genes Made Me Do It”… he’s New Zealand’s answer to Paul Cameron or Jeffrey…
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…masculine identity. The tendency of many such younger/youngest children to play up the “cute” “wishing-to-please” baby-aspect, which can take on an almost feminine charming/seductive demeanor. Dr. Neil E. Whitehead, a…
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…in the book to three chapters by NARTH’s Dr Joseph Nicolosi, biblical scholar Robert Gagnon, and ex-gay therapists Jeffrey Satinover and Neil Whitehead. A recurring argument in the book is…
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…booklet cites the usual flawed studies with their neglible results, including Spitzer (2001), Jones and Yarhouse (2007), and the infamous non-study by James Phelan, Neil Whitehead and Philip Sutton (2009)–a…
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…Neil Whitehead, and Philip Sutton, simply collates a century’s worth of material that (they think) supports the pro-reparative therapy position. It contains no new or original research whatsoever. Jim Phelan…
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…by Neil Whitehead and Jeffrey Satinover, both of NARTH. The latter is a Core Issues board member. Core Issues promotes a “compassionate” approach to the “same-sex attracted,” but ultimately its…
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…Rosik, Schaefer. The 1996 journals mentioned by Jim featured such homosexuality experts as Thomas Schmidt, JG Muir and Neil Whitehead. While Throckmorton makes a point to mention that the JPC…
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…– from long reading his blog etc — that Peter’s viewpoints are driven by Satinover’s dreadful 1996 screed, and more latterly by Neil Whitehead‘s woeful book. (Frankly, Whitehead is about…
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…Peter’s viewpoints are driven by Satinover’s dreadful 1996 screed, and more latterly by Neil Whitehead‘s woeful book. (Frankly, Whitehead is about as qualified to pontificate about genetics as, urgh, well,…
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