STRAIGHT THERAPISTS WORKING WITH LESBIANS AND GAYS IN FAMILY THERAPY
This article uses a cultural literacy model to sensitize straight marital and family therapists (MFTs) to work with gays, lesbians, and their families. While most MFTs number gays and lesbians among their clients, differnces in sexual orientation between therapist and clients are often insufficientl...
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