Sex Therapy Case Study

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BC had a great therapy session today. After discussing the behavior data in his folder, we discussed his sexual remarks to John. BC insists that he was "Joking around" and his remarks were not motivated by sex. After some discussion about homosexuality and being bi-sexual, BC disclosed that he has had sex with 3 men, twice when he was 13 years old, and most recently when he was 32 years old. According to BC, when he was living at Secret Harbor Group Home he had his first sexual experience with a male when he was 13 years old with another boy that was 13 years old. Then later that same year, he had sex with an older boy who was 17 years old. At the age of 32, BC states that he had sex with a 46-year-old man for money, $30. This is new

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