Posts Tagged ‘SIT Framework’
Sexual Identity Therapy Included in Encyclopedia of Theory in Counseling and Psychotherapy
Although published way back in 2015, I am pleased to finally post that sexual identity therapy as a distinct approach to managing sexual identity conflicts was included in the SAGE Encyclopedia of Theory in Counseling and Psychotherapy. Edited by Old Dominion University professor Edward Neukrug, the encyclopedia is described by the publisher as a two-volume source…
Read MoreUnderstanding Sexual Identity Therapy
This past year I’ve dealt with an interesting challenge that faces Christians who produce scholarship in controversial areas. My area is sexual identity, and I’ve been researching and providing services in this area for many years now. There are not many models for how to do integration in this area, and there are few people…
Read MoreSIT Framework and Working with Mixed Orientation Couples
I (Mark) will be presenting the SIT Framework at the American Association of Christian Counselor’s (AACC) World Conference in Nashville on Friday, September 18th. The title of the talk is “Working with Mixed Sexual Orientation Couples.” Mixed orientation couples are couples in which one partner experiences same-sex attraction and the other does not. This presentation…
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