How do religiously conservative teachings shape self-perception, internalized stigma, and coping strategies?
Many cultures have religious beliefs that shape their members' views on sexuality and...
Many LGBTQ individuals experience spiritual trauma, guilt, and moral distress due to their religious upbringing, which often leads them to seek ways to cope with these feelings. In this article, I...
The development of resilience and coping strategies among non-binary youth is heavily influenced by their peer networks. Non-binary youth who have strong supportive friendships tend to be more...
LGBT youth face unique challenges when it comes to their moral development, coping strategies, and identity formation due to societal stigma. One significant factor that can shape these experiences...
There are several coping strategies that emerge in LGBTQ+ populations subjected to chronic social exclusion, such as avoidance, denial, resignation, withdrawal, and self-medication. These strategies...
Bisexual believers are often caught between two conflicting aspects of their identity – their faith and their sexuality. While some may find it challenging to reconcile their beliefs with their...
The purpose of this article is to examine the effect that repeated sexual rejection can have on a person's sense of self, self-worth, and capacity for healthy relationship building. It will explore...
How does trauma impact resilience, coping strategies, and identity formation in queer women? This question is significant for understanding how individuals deal with painful experiences and develop...
The term "intersectionality" was coined by Kimberlé Crenshaw in 1989 to describe the intersections of multiple identities that shape an individual's life experience and social position. These can...
There has been an increase in the acceptance of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals within religious communities. This acceptance can have significant effects on their mental health...