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Last seen on: Daily Beast Crossword Wednesday, 27 December 2023
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Atzat Nefesh (Hebrew: עצת נפש; English: Psychological Advice) is an Orthodox Jewish conversion therapy organization based in Israel that promotes sexual orientation change efforts.
Atzat Nefesh was founded in 2001 by Rabbi Shlomo Aviner. Specifically, it addresses homosexuals, victims of sexual abuse, and people who are addicted to masturbation, pornography, or prostitution.
Atzat Nefesh operates support groups and a hotline staffed by volunteers with a yeshiva background. The organization believes that with the proper treatment it is possible to change sexual behavior and sexual orientation. Atzat Nefesh upholds the view that by strengthening the masculinity of homosexuals, they will discover their hidden, inborn heterosexuality. To that purpose it organizes three day long workshops, called “Journey to masculinity”. The organization directs its applicants to therapists who use conversion therapy methods.
The Israel Ministry of Health in October 2014 adopted the position paper of the Israel Psychological Association which prohibits the use of conversion therapy, as advocated by Atzat Nefesh, and warned the public about such treatments.