Celebrations and concerns... both outcomes from a major Supreme Court ruling today on conversion therapy. The high court ruled in favor of a Christian counselor who offered conversion therapy services in Colorado. The majority ruling (8-1) said that Colorado's conversion therapy ban violated the free speech rights of the therapist.

While religious groups applaud the decision, many in the mental health community are worried the decision could lead to a revival of the more dangerous practices of traditional conversion therapy, like electro-shock therapy and using nausea medication in trying to help someone change their gender identity or sexual orientation.

In this Deep Dive, Maria Shilaos gives voice to several sides of the issue and tries to understand how it could affect us here in Utah (where we also have a law banning conversion therapy). Throughout this special, she's joined by or hears from:

• Bridger Beal Cvetko, KSL.com political reporter
• State Rep. Mike Peterson
• Professor Robin Wilson, law professor at the University of Illinois
• Marina Lowe, Policy Director at Equality Utah
• Justin Utley, a survivor of conversion therapy
• Elena Kopel, licensed professional counselor candidate from Colorado