The human condition is characterized by the need for physical sustenance, social belonging, emotional attachment, psychological support, and spiritual fulfillment. These needs are met through various...
The psychological and emotional wellbeing of children is a crucial aspect that plays an important role in their growth and development. Children who experience emotional distress tend to have issues...
Coping Strategies
Chronic Social Rejection
The term "coping" refers to the process of dealing with difficult situations or emotions by making adaptive adjustments. For individuals who identify...
Minority stress is a concept that describes the unique psychological effects of belonging to a marginalized group. It can lead to negative emotional, cognitive, behavioral, and physical outcomes,...
The psychological theories of attachment play a crucial role in understanding the patterns of intimacy and avoidance that exist between individuals within same-sex relationships. One theory is...
There has been increasing attention paid to understanding how members of the LGBT community experience trauma related to their identities, particularly regarding mental health outcomes. This article...
The subject of sexual orientation is very personal to everyone. Every person has their own thoughts about it.
LGBT people face challenges that others may never experience. This article will...
This article will explore the impact that social rejection experienced during formative years can have on adult attachment styles within same-sex relationships. Attachment theory is a psychological...
Adolescence is an important stage in human development when individuals experience rapid physical, cognitive, and social changes. During this time, they are influenced by various external factors...
Shame is an emotional response to something that has happened or been done that causes embarrassment or humiliation. It can be caused by many things, but in the context of childhood sexuality, it is...