Lesbians, gay men and family therapy: a contradiction in terms?

作者: Maeve Malley , Fiona Tasker

DOI: 10.1111/1467-6427.00101

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摘要: This paper seeks to review the history of discussions about lesbian and gay male sexuality in family therapy theory practice. It examines whether homophobic heterosexist attitudes are present thinking. Possible connections explored between towards issues professional backgrounds therapists, wider debates on homosexuality within society, conceptualizations life cycle. The question why relatively little has been written raised by lesbians, bisexuals men is discussed. implications this oversight practice addressed suggestions made for future work.

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