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Rev Elec Psic Izt 2015; 18 (3)

Prejuicios heterosexistas y homofóbicos en la formación de terapeutas familiares en México

Gómez LMF

Language: Spanish
References: 47
Page: 1261-1284
PDF size: 641.43 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Family therapy as a health practice has ethical and professional commitment as the transmission of knowledge and skills to others are formed as family therapists or continue on the road to keep learning. The task of the family therapist can be classified into four areas: health care, teaching, research and management; four are interrelated and it is desirable that therapists can develop in themselves and in each of these fields will be present transmitting their prejudices towards the subject of heterosexuality and homophobia. In this essay discusses institutionalized heterosexuality; regulatory actor discusses homosexuality as homosexuality gains coherence in relation to heterosexuality, but the impact of introducing normative heterosexuality over homosexuality has been ignored. This situation occurs in the content of training family therapy.


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