So I look to this old man for any peer-review publications IN THE MEDICAL DATABASES, and I can only come up with one dating back to 94.
A couple of things worth noting about his paper:
First, his paper is published in the "American Journal of Psychotherapists" not the most scientifically rigorously publication. AJP is sort of clearing house for psychological therapists rather than a journal for MD-level research
Second, note that he does not have any association with any medical or academic organization. he does not have any teaching post or is member of any hospital at the time of this publication Nor I believe he has any now.
Third, his conclusions are based solely on his observations
Fourth, his speculation that: "A possible aetiological factor that has not been mentioned before in the literature is discussed, namely, the abortion of a pregnancy caused by the male patient that may have led to his "coming out" or declaring his homosexuality" is PROPSTEROUS! JUST THIS STAEMENT MAKES ME THINK THIS IS A MAD MAN SPEAKING...A CERTIFIABLE LUNATIC
Am J Psychother. 1994 Spring;48(2):251-61.
The psychotherapeutic treatment of male homosexuality.
Berger J.
Abstract
This paper discusses aspects of the aetiology and treatment of male homosexuality, a topic that has become quite controversial in recent years. The paper is based on material from the author's patients, and also notes the contributions of others. In spite of many reports of successful treatment outcomes, some people continue to deny such results. This paper confirms that such patients can indeed be understood and treated successfully. A possible aetiological factor that has not been mentioned before in the literature is discussed, namely, the abortion of a pregnancy caused by the male patient that may have led to his "coming out" or declaring his homosexuality. Three main conclusions are reached. First, that some people who have had homosexual fantasies, behaviors, or identified themselves as homosexual, can become comfortably and fulfillingly heterosexual with psychotherapeutic treatment. Second, that human sexuality is not rigidly compartmentalized into either hetero- or homosexuality but varies on a continuous spectrum, and is affected in any individual by psychodynamic influences. Third, that before "coming out," young people, especially teenagers, should have the opportunity to explore their sexual identity with a psychodynamically oriented psychotherapist