Effects of LGBTQIA+ Conversion Practices in Australia | Prof. Tim Jones | Queerfully Made S2 E16
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Effects of LGBTQIA+ Conversion Practices in Australia | Prof. Tim Jones | Queerfully Made S2 E16
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Most conversion therapy doesn't look like therapy. Professor Tim Jones spent ten years proving it.
Tim worked out he was gay in a university library, went looking for help, and spent a couple of years trying to be straight. Then he spent a decade researching what had happened to him and to thousands of other LGBTQIA+ Australians. His team's work found that the ordinary, everyday practices, the prayer meeting and the pastoral care chat and the pressure to marry someone of the opposite sex, did more damage than the extreme cases everyone pictures. All three of us at the table had been through a version of it. None of us had a name for it at the time.
Professor Timothy Jones is a historian at La Trobe University and President of the Australian Queer Archives. He led the research behind Improving Spiritual Health Care for LGBTQA+ Australians: Beyond Conversion Practices.
"You'll know a good church by its queer fruity people."
Heads up: this episode talks about conversion practices, religious trauma and suicidality. Look after yourself.
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