prompted a review of the location. Rewire News reported that while a review didn’t call his methods “conversion therapy,” it did mention they needed updating and didn’t adhere to the most current research. Rewire reported that, when reached for comment, Dr. Zucker reiterated that he doesn’t practice conversion therapy (and has vehemently denied the categorization to other outlets as well), but acknowledged that a possible objection to his practice was that it had previously worked to “reduce their child’s desire to be of the other gender” if that’s what the parents want. He has often stated that he believes the closing of his clinic was based on politics, not science.Dr. Zucker that Kavanaugh was “normally reserved,” but a “notably heavy drinker, even by the standards at the time, and that he became aggressive and belligerent when he was very drunk.” and the old guard of conversion therapists who’ve been defending their harmful actions for decades. (Teen Voguehas reached out to the Board for comment.)The National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR)defines conversion therapy “Glad you found a great therapist. I have yet to find one non-affirming therapist.”