He is interviewed here by Joseph Nicolosi. By coincidence, it was the book I took along many years ago when I was on a trip to Europe. It should be a client's right, totally and completely, to choose a therapy which is consistent with his goals and values. The original resolution would have censured any psychologist who practices sexual-reorientation therapy. However, the version which passed allows for the full range of ethical and appropriate therapeutic approaches.
Lifelong intimacy remains the last and most forbidding taboo.
We are in danger of relegating human reproduction to technology, and childrearing to any bidder. This is indefensible. They miss the heart of the entire project of psychotherapy. The idea was, they were going to pass a resolution which would prevent discrimination against homosexuality. Fortunately, we were able to raise enough of a rumpus that the original resolution was not passed.