Michelle Cretella, M.D. and David C. Pruden, M.S.
The National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH) is a professional, scientific organization that offers therapeutic assistance to those who struggle with unwanted homosexuality. As an organization, NARTH disseminates educational information, conducts and collects scientific research, promotes effective therapeutic treatment, and provides referrals to those who seek our assistance.
By Linda Nicolosi
At its 2013 annual convention , the nation’s prestigious professional group for psychologists will offer a for-credit Continuing Education course entitled “Fifty Shades of Grey in Therapy– Working with BDSM/Kink Sexualities and Communities.” …
NARTH Clinical Member Publishes in Pediatrics Journal
A letter by Douglas Abbott, Ph.D. recently appeared in the Journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics arguing against that association’s political support for gay marriage.
“Without a recognized ideal …
2013 NARTH Conference
Conference theme: The Evidence of Change: What you are not being told
The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit will hear the oral argument to reverse the district court’s order, find that SB 1172 is unconstitutional, and continue to enjoin the law on April 17, …
By Joesph Nicolosi, Ph.D.
Reparative Therapy posits two fundamentally distinct self-states in unwanted same-sex attraction (SSA) for males: The Assertive Self- State within which the client finds his true self, and the Shame Self-State within which …
NARTH Practice Guidelines
Journal of Human Sexuality, Volume 1
Journal of Human Sexuality, Volume 2
Journal of Human Sexuality, Volume 3
Frequently Asked Questions
Statement on Sexual Orientation Change
Joseph Nicolosi, Ph.D.
The Journal of Human Sexuality – Volume 4 has been mailed (or emailed for those outside the United States) to all of our Partners – those individuals or organizations who donate $80.00 or more annually …
Is Epigenetics a Critical Factor in Homosexuality?
N.E.Whitehead, Ph.D
Read the full article here: http://www.mygenes.co.nz/epigenetics.htm