When working with gay or lesbian clients can often run into common errors, which even you realize. I refer to physicians, psychologists and psychotherapists to whom they are gay or lesbian people for psychotherapy or a simple consultation.

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Taking a cue from an article by my colleague Dr. Kort here are the 10 most common mistakes that you may come across, more common in heterosexual or simply lack of professional training on LGBT issues.

  1. If asked not to reveal their sexual orientation.
  2. Homophobia or heterosexism deny their
  3. Ignoring local resources for gay and lesbian
  4. Using incorrect terminology
  5. Ignore information about the phases of coming out
  6. Misunderstanding marriages with different sexual orientations
  7. Being a white screen
  8. Neglecting an adult * * * was a homosexual is a homosexual child *
  9. Leave the waiting room of his private journals LG
  10. Believing that "a couple is a pair."

I will add that I think is an underlying positive bias, but may damage the therapeutic relationship:

To think that as a psychotherapist is able to tackle any problem and any customer and therefore does not need ad hoc training.

What do you think? What kind of experience you had with psychologists / psychotherapists?

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