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Help for Those who Struggle If you have unwanted same-sex (homosexual) feelings, there is a way to change them. You aren't "born this way," and if you want to change, you can. There is help.
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ArticlesOvercoming Male Homosexual Problems by Jason Park, PhD
Same-Gender Attraction by Elder Dallin H. Oaks. Ensign. Oct. 1995.
Books
ResourcesCentury Publishing. Publishes books on same-sex attraction and related issues. P O Box 11307, Salt Lake City, UT 84147, e-mail: info@centurypubl.com Internet: www.centurypubl.com Courage An organization for Roman Catholics who wish to follow the teachings of the church about homosexuality. They offer support groups and counseling services. www.couragerc.net
Disciples 2: Support
for LDS members who struggle with same-sex attraction and want to stay true to
the Church.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Disciples2 Evergreen International This nonprofit organization provides direction and support to Latter-day Saint men and women who want to diminish their same-sex attraction and free themselves from homosexual behavior. It is also a resource to family and friends, professional counselors, religious leaders, and all others who wish to help individuals who desire to change. The organization refers people to affiliated support groups and therapists, publishes manuals and newsletters, sells books by mail, and sponsors conferences. Call or write for a list of publications or information on a support group near you. P.O. Box 3, Salt Lake City, UT 84110, phone 800/391-1000. www.evergreeninternational.org, e-mail: info@evergreeninternational.org. Homosexuals Anonymous A nondenominational Christian organization that uses a modified twelve–step program modeled on that of Alcoholics Anonymous. The organization publishes a newsletter and other publications. P. O. Box 7881, Reading, PA 19603, phone 800/253-3000 or 610/376–1146. International Healing Foundation A non-profit organization offering healing seminars, teleconferencing classes, speaking engagements, consultations, supervision, resource materials, and referral services. The director, Richard Cohen, M.A., is a prominent therapist in the field of sexual reorientation who has overcome same-sex attraction himself. P.O. Box 901 Bowie, MD 20718, phone: 301/805-6111, fax: 301/805-5155, www.gaytostraight.org, e-mail: IHF90@aol.com Jews Offering New Alternatives to Homosexuality (JONAH) An umbrella organization for those of the Jewish faith which assists strugglers and concerned parents, spouses and friends. It seeks to educate the Jewish world that change from a homosexual to a heterosexual orientation is possible. P.O. Box 313, Jersey City, NJ 07303, phone: 201/433-3444, www.jonahweb.org LDS Family Services Provides counseling help to LDS members. Help for same-sex attraction may not require a bishop's referral. www.providentliving.org Find addresses of LDSFS offices. National Association of Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH) An educational organization dedicated to the research, therapy and prevention of homosexuality. 16542 Ventura Blvd., Suite 416, Encino, CA 91436, phone 818/789–4440. Internet: www.narth.com Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays (P-FOX) A Christian organization of parents, spouses, family members and friends concerned about their loved one's same-sex attraction. Affiliated with the Family Research Council. P.O. Box 561, Belvoir, VA 22060, phone: 703/360-2225, www.pfox.org People Can Change A comprehensive Web site of invaluable information for people who want to overcome same-sex attraction. www.peoplecanchange.com Positive Alternatives to Homosexuality (PATH) A non-profit coalition of organizations that help people with unwanted same-sex attractions realize their personal goals for change–whether by developing their innate heterosexual potential or by embracing a lifestyle as a single, non-sexually active man or woman. www.pathinfo.org Springs of Water A resource for LDS people who have seen water spring up in their otherwise thirsty lives. www.springsofwater.com Support Center for Latter-day Saints and Other Religious People with Same-sex Attraction and/or Sexual Addictions www.geocities.com/LDS_SSA Find additional LDS resources at www.lds.org, www.mormon.org, www.theneedsnetwork.com and www.providentliving.org. |
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