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Tag Archives: history of mental health
MFT and the Culture Wars
Over at his excellent blog MFT Progress Notes, my friend and colleague Dr. Ben Caldwell has been regularly blogging about the issue of therapists who have religious or moral objections to homosexuality. There has been a flurry of legal cases … Continue reading
Posted in Dr. Sheila Addison, Education, GLBT, MFT
Tagged education, GLBT, history of mental health, mft, sheila addison
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“Virginia Satir” post featured at Geek Feminism
The always-amazing blog Geek Feminism has a series called “Wednesday Geek Woman,” where they solicit guest posts about women, past or present, who represent excellence and passionate devotion in their field of interest. For the most part, the series has … Continue reading
Posted in Dr. Sheila Addison, Education, Gender, MFT
Tagged education, gender, history of mental health, links, satir, sheila addison family therapy, women
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Outdated psych textbooks on sexual orientation
At our 2011 AAMFT talk, I used a few comics from one of my favorite web cartoonists, Eyeteeth of Small Peculiar. She is working on a cartoon-based book about Walter Freeman, the infamous lobotomist, and has an interest in the … Continue reading
“Queer Science” PowerPoint
By editing out a couple of video clips (the “Always My Son” video I linked to here, and a clip from the excellent documentary “Middle Sexes: Redefining He and She” – the relevant clip seems to be up on YouTube … Continue reading
Posted in AAMFT 2011, Dr. Sheila Addison, Gender, GLBT, Media, Presentations, Queer theory, Research, Trans
Tagged AAMFT, collaborations, DSM, families, gender, GLBT, history of mental health, media, presentations, professional development, queer theory, research, sheila addison, sheila addison family therapy
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Addressing the question of “autogynephilia”
At our presentation at AAMFT 2011, one audience member approached me to ask about my opinion of the “autogynephelia” diagnosis. I told her that I was skeptical, based on my reading thus far, and that I felt uncomfortable about the … Continue reading
Posted in Dr. Sheila Addison, Gender, GLBT, Research, Trans
Tagged DSM, gender, GLBT, history of mental health, links, research, sheila addison, sheila addison family therapy
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“81 Words” – This American Life
In our talk on Queer Research Dr. Benson and I will be sharing an excerpt from the “This American Life” episode called “81 Words.” The entire episode is a history of the efforts to remove homosexuality from the DSM. You … Continue reading