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Disclosing the Therapist's Sexual Orientation: The Meaning of Disclosure in Working with Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Patients

Clayton Guthrie PsyD Mental Health Services, Peter Krueger Clinic, Beth Israel Medical Center, New York
Pages 63-77 | Published online: 21 Oct 2008

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Clark Johnsen & Helen T. Ding. (2023) Therapist self-disclosure of sexual orientation revisited: Considerations with a case example. Journal of Gay & Lesbian Mental Health 27:1, pages 46-58.
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Rattanakorn Ratanashevorn & Emily C. Brown. (2021) “Alone in the Rain(bow)”: Existential Therapy for Loneliness in LGBTQ + Clients. Journal of LGBTQ Issues in Counseling 15:1, pages 110-127.
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Cara Zajac & Katherine C. Godshall. (2020) Empowerment through Accessibility: Community Needs Assessment Data for LGBTQ Communities. Social Work in Public Health 35:6, pages 483-493.
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Becky Sheppard. (2018) Should a dramatherapist disclose their sexual orientation to their clients? Perhaps they should be prepared to. Dramatherapy 39:3, pages 127-140.
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Mike Televantos & Susan Maise Strauss. (2022) “I wasn’t feeling like I belonged in my skin”: How self‐identified gay men in the UK experience unhelpful incidents in talking therapy 1 . Counselling and Psychotherapy Research 22:4, pages 998-1012.
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Elisabeth Theresa Sandler. (2022) An overview of coming out research: Introducing a three‐lens typology. Sociology Compass 16:2.
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Tsabika Bafiti, Maria Viou & Prodromos Tarasis. (2019) “Stepping up the ladder in safety”: An interpretative phenomenological analysis of how LGB clients experience their therapists’ sexual orientation. The European Journal of Counselling Psychology 7:1, pages 211-223.
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Margaret F. Gibson. (2012) Opening Up: Therapist Self-Disclosure in Theory, Research, and Practice. Clinical Social Work Journal 40:3, pages 287-296.
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Lynne Carroll, Andy A. Gauler, Jason Relph & Kimberly S. Hutchinson. (2011) Counselor Self-Disclosure: Does Sexual Orientation Matter to Straight Clients?. International Journal for the Advancement of Counselling 33:2, pages 139-148.
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