Superstition isn’t a cure for queer people

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Yoga, prayer, and "wellness treatments" don't fall under conversion therapy bans since they aren't performed by a medical professional, but they're still used to try to "cure" queer people.

source https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2022/07/superstition-isnt-cure-queer-people/

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