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| style="padding:15px;" |''«I had read the writings of people who made the generic claim that “others have come out of homosexuality, so you can too,” but nothing I had read actually identified who these so-called former homosexuals were, and '''for years I had doubted their existence'''. David was the first real live human being I had ever met who said, “I felt gay, and thought I wanted to live my life that way, but I found a way out that gave me more happiness and peace by healing than indulging.”»
<div style="padding-left:40px;">— Rich Wyler<ref name="Wyler2010"/></div>
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'''Rich Wyler''' is the founder and director of [[Brothers on a Road Less Traveled]], formerly known as [[People Can Change]] (PCC). After his own journey out of [[homosexuality]] in the 1990s, he came to work as a professional and a certified life coach especially with men who want to diminish or make peace with their unwanted [[same-sex attraction]]s (SSA) in ways that are congruent with their values, morals and life goals.<ref name="Wyler2010">{{cite web |title=Our Stories: A Change of Heart: My Two Years in Reparative Therapy |author=Rich Wyler |publisher=Brothers on a Road Less Traveled |date=2010 (Originally posted in 2000) |url=http://www.brothersroad.org/stories/writtentestimonials/rich/ |accessdate= 10 Dec 2017}}</ref>
'''Rich Wyler''' is the founder and director of [[Brothers on a Road Less Traveled]], formerly known as [[People Can Change]] (PCC). After his own journey out of [[homosexuality]] in the 1990s, he came to work as a professional and a certified life coach especially with men who want to diminish or make peace with their unwanted [[same-sex attraction]]s (SSA) in ways that are congruent with their values, morals and life goals.<ref name="Wyler2010">{{cite web |title=Our Stories: A Change of Heart: My Two Years in Reparative Therapy |author=Rich Wyler |publisher=Brothers on a Road Less Traveled |date=2010 (Originally posted in 2000) |url=http://www.brothersroad.org/stories/writtentestimonials/rich/ |accessdate= 10 Dec 2017}}</ref>