Mission Statement: The Alliance exists to encourage human flourishing by promoting a more complete truth, informed by Judeo-Christian values and natural law, about the science of sexual orientation and biological sex through education, advocacy, clinical training, and therapy.
Sat, Jun 14Twin Falls IdahoJun 14, 2025, 10:00 AM – 2:30 PM MDTTwin Falls IdahoJun 14, 2025, 10:00 AM – 2:30 PM MDTTwin Falls IdahoLet’s create healing Church communities where spiritual leaders. professionals, and caring friends, work together to support personal transformation for those who struggle with sexuality and gender issues. Let’s protect conscience rights so families and those who struggle have access to care.
The importance of valid and relevant research cannot be overstated. Click below for research and the esteemed Alliance Journal of Human Sexuality.
Finding a licensed, well-trained and ethical therapist can be one of the most important tasks you will face. There are many things to consider both personally and professionally.
Three Guiding Principles
1. Client Self-determination
Mental health clients have the right to explore, with the assistance of a supportive therapist, questions or issues in their lives that may be causing them concern or distress and to participate in the setting of counseling goals that are compatible with their freely chosen personal or religious values.
2. Licensed, trained and ethical therapists
Complicated life questions that are being addressed in a mental health context concerning a client's attractions, values, behavior, and identity require that a counselor or therapist be qualified by demonstrated training and experience to provide effective, ethical, and empathetic treatment.
3. Reliable research and viewpoint diversity in mental health
Individuals who seek therapeutic assistance, reflective of the larger society, are sociologically, culturally and politically diverse, sometimes referred to as conservative or liberal. To appropriately serve and appreciate clients with differing needs or viewpoints requires open-mindedness, evidenced-based thinking and practice in academic, clinical, research, and professional association leadership in the psychological sciences.
