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Lack of freedom for men and women who want to change same-sex feelings based on political bias

Christian Concern speaks to Dr Christopher Rosik, Professor Robert Gagnon and Anne Paulk (2m 46s) >

Watch highlights from today’s “Debunking the myths” conference (2m 49s) >

Watch highlights of the debate on the meaning of marriage here > (2m 14s) >

Keynote speakers at a “Debunking the myths” conference in London told the audience that objections to therapy for people who want to lose or reduce unwanted same-sex feelings, were based on political grounds rather than grounded on empirical scientific evidence.
 The conference highlighted the loss of freedom for UK citizens to seek professional help to change unwanted homosexual feelings.
 It was organised in response to the instruction from the Health Minister, Norman Lamb, that NHS England should block the health service providing such therapy.  The conference also challenged the decision to ban change therapies, by professional bodies such as the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy.
 The keynote speakers included Dr Christopher Rosik, President-elect of the US National Assoiciation for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH), Anne Paulk, CEO of Restored Hope Network and Professor Robert Gagnon, of Pittsburg Theological Seminary.

We asked the speakers why they believe government and professional bodies were seeking to discredit and ban therapies for unwanted same-sex attraction.  Watch their response in a short film here >