The tension between bodily desires and spiritual ideals is an age-old conflict that has been explored by philosophers and theologians for centuries. It is especially relevant to LGBTQ+ believers who...
Religious trauma is defined as the result of spiritual abuse or mistreatment that causes significant emotional distress to an individual's sense of self and their relationship with others, leading to...
There are many ways that experiencing religious trauma can affect an individual's long-term coping strategies, identity formation, and spiritual engagement. Religious trauma is defined as "the...
Transitioning genders later in life can be an emotional journey that challenges one's sense of self. For many, this process involves confronting societal norms and expectations about gender roles and...
Social Support Shapes Coping Strategies, Resilience, and Mental Health Outcomes
In today's world, it is essential to examine how individuals cope with challenges, especially those who may be...
Experiences of discrimination in religious communities can have significant impacts on individuals' long-term identity development and coping strategies. This article will examine how experiences of...
Family secrecy about LGBTQ identities can have significant effects on adolescents' mental health and well-being, particularly their ability to cope with stress. When parents or guardians fail to...
There has been growing interest in understanding how individuals' intersectional identities can impact their mental health and coping strategies. Intersectionality refers to the way that various...
The article is intended to provide an overview of the coping strategies that LGBTQ+ individuals use to deal with the moral conflict caused by religious condemnation. Religious beliefs are often cited...
How do affirmation, support, or mentorship within religious contexts influence LGBTQ adolescents' coping strategies, resilience, and identity integration?
LGBTQ+ adolescents face unique challenges...