THE JOURNALS
Volume 10- 2019
Special Section: Religious and Spiritual Issues among Clients with Unwanted SSA
Julie H. Hamilton & Philip J. Henry, Working with Evangelical Christian Clients Who Have Unwanted Same-Sex Attractions
Philip M. Sutton, Serving Persons with (Unwanted) Same-Sex Attraction and Behavior (SSA) from the Roman Catholic Tradition
Papers and Research Reviews
Joanna Szydłowska & Jozef Szopiński, The Man’s Contribution in Forming His Own Sexual Identity
Christopher H. Rosik, Perspectives from the Front Lines of Therapy Ban Conflicts: An Interview with Peter Sprigg and Greg Burt
Neil E. Whitehead, Publication and Retraction of the Santero, Whitehead, Ballesteros (2018) Study: A First-Hand Account
Christopher H. Rosik, A Research Review of Ryan et al.’s Parent-initiated Sex Orientation Change Efforts with LGBT Adolescents: Implications for Young Adult Mental Health and Adjustment
Christopher H, Rosik, A Research Review of Gartrell et al.’s Sex Attraction, Sexual Identity, and Same-Sex Experiences of Adult Offspring in U.S. National Longitudinal Lesbian Family Study
Book Reviews:
Keith Vennum, A Review of The Un-affirmed Core: Understanding the Factors behind and around Homosexuality
Keith Vennum, A Summary and Analysis of The War on Psychotherapy: When Sexual Politics, Gender Ideology, and Mental Health Collide
Walter R. Schumm, A Review of Same-Sex Marriage and Children: A Tale of History, Social Science, and Law
Volume 9 - 2018
Practice Guidelines
Guidelines for the Practice of Sexual Attraction Fluidity Exploration in Therapy
Papers:
Joseph Nicolosi, Jr., Resolving Trauma and Addiction: The Reintegrative Protocol
Andrew Rodriquez, Surviving Gay Activism in Graduate School: A First-Person Account
Research Reviews:
Christopher H. Rosik, Preparing the Foundation for the Curtailment of Religious Liberty: New Research Targets Conservative Religious Beliefs on Same-sex Sexuality
Christopher H. Rosik, Recently Published Research Counters Claims of Widespread Harm and Ineffectiveness of Sexual Attraction Fluidity Exploration in Therapy (SAFE-T)
Book Reviews:
Philip M. Sutton & Michelle Cretella, A Review and Summary of Walter Schumm's Same-sex Parenting Research: A Critical Assessment
Philip M. Sutton, A Review and Analysis of Understanding Gender Dysphoria: Navigating Transgender Issues in a Changing Culture by Mark A. Yarhouse
Volume 8 - 2017
Alliance Statement on SAFE-T
Papers:
Christopher H. Rosik, A Tale of Two Task Forces: Evidence of a Growing Diversity Problem within Psychology?
Nathan A. Solomon, Joanne: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy with a Homosexual Woman
Józef Szopinski, Family Determinants of Homosexuality: A Case Study
Christopher H. Rosik, In Their Own Words: Therapists Who Support a Client’s Right to Explore Sexual Attraction Fluidity Respond to Questions Posed by Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Therapists
Book Review:
Keith Vennum, How Did He Do It? A Review of Overcoming Homosexuality by Robert Kronemeyer
Film Review:
Silke Edelmann, A Review and Summary of the Documentary: Voices of the Silenced: Experts, Evidences and Ideology (Directed by Michael R. Davidson)
Volume 7 - 2015 and 2016
Research Review:
Christopher H. Rosik, The Quiet Death of Sexual Orientation Immutability: How Science Loses When Political Advocacy Win
Papers:
Joseph Nicolosi, What Freud Really Said about Homosexuality and Why
Ivan Poljaković and Goran Dodig, Gender Theory Flaws
Christopher H. Rosik, My Conversation with a Typical Opponent of Professional Therapies That Include Change
Neil E. Whitehead, Are Gay / Lesbian Relationships Really as Short as They Seem?
Book Review:
Carolyn Pela, A Review and Summary of the Book: Gender Hurts: A Feminist Analysis of the Politics of Transgenderism, by Sheila Jeffreys
Volume 6 - 2014
Papers:
Joseph Nicolosi, A Call for the American Psychological Association to Recognize the Client with Unwanted Same-Sex Attractions
Christopher H. Rosik, The Reincarnation of Shidlo and Shroeder (2002): New Studies Introduce Anti-SOCE Advocacy Research to the Next Generation
Philip M. Sutton, Possible Factors in the Development of Same-Sex Attraction (SSA)
Neil E. Whitehead, Prenatal Hormones Are Only a Minor Contributor to Male Brain Structure in Humans
Book Reviews:
Christopher H. Rosik, Book Review of James E. Phelan’s Successful Outcomes of Sexual Orientation Change Efforts: An Annotated Bibliography
Documents in Defense of Client and Therapist Rights:
International Federation for Therapeutic Choice (October 4, 2013), IFTC Written Intervention at OSCE/ODIHR 2013 Human Dimension Implementation Meeting—Warsaw, Poland .
Christopher H. Rosik, The Alliance and NARTH Institute Response to the WMA Statement on Natural Variations of Human Sexuality
Philip M. Sutton, What Research Does and Does Not Say about the Possibility of Experiencing “Harm” by Persons Who Receive Therapeutic Support for Unwanted Same-Sex Attractions or “Sexual Orientation Change Efforts (SOCE)”.
Volume 5 - 2013
Papers:
Carolyn Pela, Narrative Therapy and Women with Same-Sex Attraction (SSA): Claiming Lost Stories
The Impact of Neurophysiologic Development on the Regulation and the Management of Homosexual Impulses
Neil E. Whitehead, Is First Same-Sex Attraction a Developmental Milestone?
Book Review:
Philip M. Sutton and Robert L. Vazzo, What Did Make Me Do It? A Review and Summary of Neil Whitehead and Briar Whitehead’s My Genes Made Me Do It!—Homosexuality and the Scientific Evidence
Documents in Defense of Client and Therapist Rights
Christopher H. Rosik, California Senate Bill 1172: A Scientific and Legislative Travesty—A Look at the Bill’s Misuse of Science.
Christopher H. Rosik, Fact-Checking California Senate Bill 1172—Serious Inaccuracies and Distortions Abound: Are Politicians Willing to Listen?
Christopher H. Rosik, The (Complete) Lack of a Scientific Basis for Banning Sexual-Orientation Change Efforts (SOCE) with Minors.
International Federation for Therapeutic Choice (October 1, 2012). IFTC Intervention at OSCE/ODIHR 2012 Human Dimension Implementation Meeting—Warsaw, Poland.
Christopher H. Rosik, Countering a One-Sided Representation of Science: NARTH Provides the “Rest of the Story” for Legal Efforts to Challenge Antisexual Orientation Change Efforts (SOCE) Legislation
Volume 4 - 2012
Papers:
Douglas A. Abbott and Michelle Cretella, At Risk: Single Young Women Having Nonmarital
James E. Phelan, Arthur Goldberg, and Christopher Doyle, A Critical Evaluation of the Report of the Task Force on Appropriate Therapeutic Responses to Sexual Orientation, Resolutions, and Press Release
Christopher H. Rosik, Psychological Practice with Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Clients: A Review of the American Psychological Association’s 2012 Guidelines
Did the American Psychological Association’s Report on Appropriate Therapeutic Responses to Sexual Orientation Apply its Research Standards Consistently? A Preliminary Examina
Book Reviews
Mary Beth Patton and Carolyn Pela, review of Janelle M. Hallman’s The Heart of Female Same Sex Attraction: A Comprehensive Counseling Resource
Neil E.Whitehead, Book Review of Simon LeVay’s Gay, Straight and the Reason Why
Statements:
IFTC Intervention at the 2011 OSCE Human Dimension Implementation Meeting
NARTH Statement on Sexual Orientation Change
Official NARTH Statement on SB 1172—Sexual Orientation Change Efforts (SOCE)
NARTH BULLETIN (May 31, 2012): Spitzer’s “Retraction”: What Does It Really Mean?
Volume 3 - 2011
PAPERS:
A. Dean Byrd, Homosexual Couples and Parenting: What Science Can and Cannot Say Walter R. Schumm, Child Outcomes Associated with Lesbian Parenting: Comments on Biblarz and Stacey’s 2010 Report
Neil E. Whitehead, Neither Genes nor Choice: Same-Sex Attraction Is Mostly a Unique Reaction to Environmental Factors Neil E. Whitehead, Sociological Studies Show Social Factors Produce Adult
BOOK REVIEWS:
Mary Beth Patton, Janelle M. Hallman, and Shirley E. Cox of Lisa M. Diamond’s Sexual Fluidity: Understanding Women’s Love and Desire
Neil E. Whitehead of Cheryl Weill’s Nature’s Choice: What Science Reveals About the Biological Origins of Sexual Orientation
OFFICIAL STATEMENTS:
NARTH response to American Psychological Association (APA) 2009 Task Force Report—November 12, 2009
NARTH response to the American Psychological Association (APA) Public Interest Directorate Public Comment Solicitation Program First Round Concerning APA’s Proposed Guidelines for Psychological Practice with Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Clients—April 30, 2010
A formal response to the Report of the American Psychological Association Task Force on Appropriate Therapeutic Responses to Sexual Orientation By The National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH)—May 4, 2010
NARTH letter to Professor Sir Michael G. Marmot, President, British Medical Association—June 30, 2010
Volume 2 - 2010
PAPERS:
Douglas A. Abbott, Behavioral Genetics and Homosexuality
A. Dean Byrd, Dual-Gender Parenting for Optimal Child Development
Neil E.Whitehead, Homosexuality and Co-Morbidities: Research and Therapeutic Implications
The Alliance for Therapeutic Choice and Scientific Integrity - Practice Guidelines
BOOK REVIEWS:
Michelle A. Cretella and Arthur Goldberg of Miriam Grossman’s You’re Teaching My Child What? A Physician Exposes the Lies of Sex Ed and How They Harm Your Child
James E. Phelan, Arthur Goldberg, and Paul Popper of Joseph J. Nicolosi’s Shame and Attachment Loss: The Practical Work of Reparative Therapy
Christopher H. Rosik of J. S. McIhaney and F. M. Bush’s Hooked: New Science on How Casual Sex Is Affecting Our Children
Volume 1 - 2009
What Research Shows: NARTH’s Response to the APA Claims on Homosexuality
A Report of the Scientific Advisory Committee of the National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality
James E. Phelan, Psy. D.
Neil Whitehead, Ph.D.
Philip M. Sutton, Ph.D
Three Claims by the APA
I. Response to APA Claim: There Has Been No Conclusive or Convincing Evidence That Sexual Orientation May Be Changed Through Reorientation Therapy
II. Response to APA Claim: Efforts to Change Sexual Orientation Are Harmful and Can Lead to Greater Self-Hatred, Depression, and Other Self-Destructive Behaviors
III. Response to APA Claim: There Is No Greater Pathology in the Homosexual Population Than in the General Population
IV. Responses from the APA to NARTH
Summary Narrative and References