On the 53rd anniversary of the 1969 Stonewall Inn riots, which marked the beginning of the modern gay rights movement, a new ideology regarding sexuality and gender has emerged in our society. Today, we are in the midst of an ethical and moral war over issues of sexuality and gender. This war is being waged in courts, on university campuses, and in psychological counseling offices. Even churches and synagogues find themselves right in the middle of this conflict. Unfortunately, we are seeing that even our children are being affected as innocent victims of this war.

LGBT activists have achieved significant success in campaigns to ban "conversion therapy" for minorities. Furthermore, efforts are being made in liberal regions to ban licensed psychotherapy for adults as well. Similar bans are being observed in various countries. For instance, in the United Kingdom, the issue of whether licensed mental health professionals can help clients change their sexual orientation or gender identity is being debated. This movement raises questions about how far it will go regarding client autonomy and freedom of choice.

Christopher Doyle, an expert in the field of psychotherapy, examines how licensed clinicians and lawmakers can collaborate to combat the attacks of LGBT activism. At the same time, he offers solutions on how to provide effective help to individuals struggling with homosexuality and those experiencing conflicts regarding their sexual orientation and identity.

This text provides an in-depth look at issues of sexuality and gender, which are subjects of significant debate in society.