How Does Access to Counseling or Mental Health Services Impact Coping Strategies, Stress Management, and Identity Affirmation in LGBT Populations?
Coping strategies are essential for managing...
In the wake of disasters such as natural calamities, wars, terrorist attacks, and pandemics, communities may experience collective distress that can have profound effects on their psychological...
The term "psychological support" refers to an array of tools that aim to assist individuals in coping with the demands of daily life and achieving mental health goals. These resources may include...
How do LGBTQ Youth Interpret Religious Doctrines That Condemn Or Marginalize Their Identity And What Cognitive And Emotional Strategies Facilitate Coping And Meaning Making?
LGBTQ youth face...
Psychological Resilience
Psychological resilience is an individual's ability to cope with stressful situations without significant negative mental health consequences. It involves a combination of...
Discrimination is an act that involves excluding people from certain activities based on prejudice, bias, stereotypes, or personal judgments. It can take several forms, including overt and covert....
LGBT individuals have historically been marginalized and stigmatized due to their sexual orientation and gender identity. This stigma often leads to various forms of discrimination, such as...
Intersectionality is a term used to describe how various forms of social oppression and discrimination can intersect and combine to create unique experiences for individuals who identify as lesbian,...
I will explore the impact of intersectional discrimination on the development of coping strategies, resilience, and identity integration among members of the LGBT population. Intersectionality is an...
Researchers have paid increasing attention to the impact of family experiences on the development of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) youth, particularly regarding their identity...