Teaching is an act of communication between teachers and learners that involves dialogue, language, and ideas. It is a process through which knowledge is transmitted from one person to another. In...
How might therapeutic and community frameworks evolve to better support non-binary people, especially in contexts where gender binaries remain dominant or where resources are scarce?
Non-binary...
Individuals face an array of different values throughout their life that often conflict with each other, leading to internal struggles that can be difficult to manage. One such example is the clash...
Non-binary experiences can be defined as those which challenge essentialist ontologies of selfhood. Essentialist ontologies are belief systems that hold that individuals have a fixed core essence or...
How does the reclamation of self challenge traditional moral hierarchies of power?
The reclamation of self is the process of taking back control of one's own body, mind, and soul from external...
Divine love is an essential concept in many religions, but it can also be found in non-religious contexts such as humanist communities. In these settings, divine love may refer to an idealized form...
How Does Queer Freedom Interrogate Social Norms Around Sexuality, Gender, and Personal Agency?
The concept of queer liberation challenges societal expectations related to heteronormativity,...
Intimacy can be a powerful tool for expressing personal autonomy and challenging societal norms around sex and gender roles. By exploring our desires and sharing them openly with partners, we can...
Post-Gender Identity
Post-gender identity refers to the growing recognition that gender is an artificial construct created by society and that it can be challenged and transcended through personal...
Family therapy is an essential tool for fostering positive relationships between parents and their children, particularly when it comes to issues related to sexual identity. In recent years, there...