It has been more than 20 years since Gallup first began asking whether homosexual (as called then) or same-sex (as called now) couples should be able to legally adopt children.  In 1992, a clear majority of Americans answered “no” (63% … Read

Opposition has arisen to state legislation in Maryland that, among other things, allows a person to choose which public accommodation (e.g., bathroom or changing facility) he or she will use based upon the gender with which he or she is … Read

“People say it’s like a mental illness but it’s not… It’s being your authentic self after being a fake you” VERSUS “I see this as an assault on the minds and morals of our children. It blurs the lines of … Read

Sex addiction has resulted in a great deal of pain and loss to those entrapped: from severe marital problems–many of which lead eventually to divorce, to job disruption and loss of career opportunities, to depression and thoughts of suicide.  (see CSAT … Read

With the bright lights of the Winter Olympics upon us, and the fading lights of the Super Bowl behind us, a recent article suggests that in the shadow of these global sporting events lies an increase in human misery, because … Read

Much has been said in these pages and others about the ways in which pornography use has a detrimental impact on a person’s relationships.  Pornography use obstructs one’s ability to relate with others, to form and sustain personal and interpersonal … Read

Children at higher risk for failing school: The impact of traditional marriage versus gay/lesbian parents A study recently published in The Review of Economics of the Household entitled “High school Graduation Rates Among Children of Same-sex Households” found that the … Read

A New Jersey legislative bill (S2278/A3371) entitled Protects Minors by Prohibiting Attempts to Change Sexual Orientation was recently signed into law by Governor Chris Christie, making New Jersey the second state to take such a stance on regulating psychotherapy.  The … Read