The patient with homosexual problems.
Homosexual behavior is seen as a symptom of disturbed psychosocial and psychosexual development. Such behavior frequently leads to somatic and emotional disturbances which bring the patient to the family physician. Accordingly, the patient must be seen as an individual with a unique constellation of problems which may only be relieved consistent with his total human needs. The author suggests approaches to the assessment and counselling of patients with such problems.
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