 Sexual and Gender diversities in psychodynamic approaches 
Psychodynamic approaches are said to be less inclusive in the face of sexual and gender diversity. Developmental theory, suggesting that a problem arisen during development would explain the etiology of different identities, as well as the minimization of socio-cultural influence in these approaches are the main criticisms raised. Yet, psychodynamic approaches can be a good choice for psychotherapy since several elements specific to these approaches are favorable to working with people of diversity. Examples of approaches and clinical considerations for a more inclusive practice within psychodynamic approaches are presented.