American Psychiatric Association 1952 DSM-I entry on sexual deviance classifies homosexuality as a pathology.

The British Journal of Delinquency published results of treatment of homosexuals with 65% (31 of 48) shifting towards heterosexuality from those that completed treatment.

Wolfenden Report on commissioned by British Home Office recommending further research on homosexuality.

American Psychiatric Association 1968 DSM-II entry on homosexuality.

Nathaniel McConaghy compares apomorphine and electroshock gay aversion therapies in 40 subjects with mixed results.

Newsweek reports on the "Gay Liberation Movement" and notes the "flash point" was the Stonewall Inn riot of 1969.

American Psychiatric Association proposal for removal of homosexuality as a disorder in the DSM-II.

New York Times reports on referendum to overturn the APA vote on removing homosexuality from the DSM-II.

LDS publication for bishops states that masturbation is almost universal for homosexuals and is a difficult habit to overcome.

Ezra Taft Benson teaches chastity for both men and women.

Kurt Freund writes about the early development of the plethysmograph.

Guide from the Church for Bishops that says masturbation almost always accompanies homosexual transgressions.

American Psychological Association adopts resolution about "Appropriate Therapeutic Responses Appropriate Therapeutic Responses to Sexual Orientation."

Benjamin Kaufman describes the founding of NARTH.

American Medical Association resolution 506 Policy Statement opposes Sexual Orientation Reparative (Conversion) Therapy.

American Psychiatric Association 2000 statement condemning "reparitive" therapy, stating it is questionable science and rejecting past research.

University of Utah study indicates that 65% of homosexuals surveyed experienced a shift towards heterosexuality after participating in change efforts.

Steven Mirin of the American Psychiatric Association responds to the Spitzer study and affirms that "there is no published scientific evidence supporting for the efficacy of reparitive therapy."

Ariel Shidlo reports that only 4% of 202 subjects were successful in shifting exclusive homosexuality to heterosexuality.

Archives of Sexual Behavior publish responses from peers of Robert L. Spitzer to his 2003 study on subjects that report a change in their sexual orientation.

Robert L. Spitzer interviews 200 individuals who reported a change in sexual orientation and states that there is evidence that some forms of reparative therapy are effective.

Behavioral Technology Inc. brochure for the Monarch 21 plethysmograph system.

Robert L. Spitzer states that the subjects of his 2001 study were candid and consistent and were "talking about something real".

Biblical scholar Craig S. Keener summarizes Jesus's teachings on lust.

American Psychological Association 2009 statement on sexual orientation change efforts.

FSY teaches against pornography and masturbation.

The Alliance for Therapeutic Choice and Scientific Integrity (ATCSI) publishes their statement on sexual orientation change, which advocates for protection of patients rights to choose therapy.

Robert L. Spitzer states that his 2001 study on sexual orientation change is invalid because he does not know if the subject were deceiving themselves or lying to him.

Trudy Ring writes for the Advocate.com about changes in science indicating that sexual orientation changes ("sexual fluidity").

Journal of Behavioral Addictions article on compulsive pornography use among university students.

University of Utah researcher Lisa M. Diamond states that 25-75% of sexual minorities report experiencing a change in sexual orientation at some point in their lives.

Urologic Oncology: Seminars and Original Investigations publishes article that discusses relationship between ejaculation and prostate cancer.

Scientific American refers to One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest when discussing Electro-Convulsive Therapy (ECT).

The Alliance for Therapeutic Choice and Scientific Integrity (ATCSI) states their mission includes "preserving the right of individuals" to have choice in therapy related to sexual orientation change efforts.

The Journal of Sexual Medicine meta-analysis of research indicates that moderately frequent ejaculation is correlated with decreased risk of prostate cancer.

Official missionary handbook, discusses masturbation.

Family Research Council publishes report that argues that the science of sexual fluidity is evidence that sexual orientation may change through therapy.

KUTV report of a bishop convicted of child pornography charges.

Church official instructions for issuing temple recommends - notes interviewee may bring a parent or other adult.

John R. Blosnich publishes research which correlates sexual orientation change efforts (SOCE) with suicidality based on the Generations survey.

LMPW and MMJ advise in Church publication on masturbation.

About the r/NoFap porn addiction support group.

American Psychological Association compares the ethics of sexual orientation change efforts to assisting an anorexic with weight loss.

American Psychological Association condemns and discredits SOCE (sexual orientation change efforts.)

American Medical Association first opposed reparative therapy in 2000.

American Medical Association issues a report stating that gay "conversion therapy" is not based on science or medical evidence.

General Handbook of the Church section on Reports of Abuse and references to reporting to civil authorities, instructions for members, bishops and definitions of abuse.

Harvard University Medical School researcher Sabra L. Katz-Wise writes about sexual fluidity and states the sexual orientation can change.

Kate Taylor Lauck, a sexual abuse survivor and attorney that worked for the Church abuse hotline shares her story.