Imagine you have a time machine, and you go back to the late 1960s–the heyday o

Imagine you have a time machine, and you go back to the late 1960s–the heyday of conversion therapy in the medical community and US. Discuss how you would convince a behavioral therapist, like Dr. Davison, to stop performing conversion therapies. In your answer, be sure to acknowledge the reasoning that the therapist holds for performing the therapy, and bring in points from modern culture (some of this is addressed in the lecture), to make your argument.
https://radiolab.org/episodes/unerased-davidson-gay-cure
Note: This podcast is explicit about sexual activities.
Transcript is available on the website.
The “Homosexuality & Conversion Therapy” lecture is produced by RadioLab at WNYC Studios. It gives a very different perspective on Conversion Therapy from one of the leading proponents of psychotherapy who experienced a massive change of heart about his work. The details can be difficult to hear, but it is a fascinating story, and one from a perspective that is rarely heard. Pay close attention to the reasons that Dr. Davison gives for his involvement in conversion therapy, and his reasons for changing his mind about performing conversion therapy.