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LGBTQ+ COMMUNITIES RELATIONAL DYNAMICS: THE PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES OF MARGINALIZATION AND DISCRIMINATION

LGBTQ+ individuals are often marginalized and excluded from mainstream society due to their sexual orientation and gender identity. This discrimination leads to various negative outcomes for them...

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THE IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL CONNECTEDNESS FOR LGBTQ MENTAL HEALTH: FINDING VALIDATION AND RESILIENCE THROUGH SOCIAL GROUPS

The concept of "social connectedness" refers to the feeling of belongingness and closeness that people experience when they are surrounded by supportive relationships and communities. For individuals...

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EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF ONLINE SUPPORT COMMUNITIES ON SOCIAL ISOLATION WITHIN THE LGBTQ+ POPULATION

Online support communities have become increasingly popular among members of the LGBTQ+ community, providing an opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals who may share similar experiences...

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THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION ON LGBTQ MENTAL HEALTH: THE LONGTERM EFFECTS OF REJECTION AND ISOLATION

Social exclusion is a common occurrence in modern society that can take many forms. It can be physical, emotional, or psychological. Persistent social exclusion has been identified as one of the most...

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HOW RELIGIOUS BELIEFS, CULTURAL PRACTICES, AND FAMILIAL DYNAMICS CAN AFFECT THE MENTAL HEALTH OF QUEER INDIVIDUALS

The intersection between one's religion, culture, and family dynamics can have a significant impact on their mental health and wellbeing, particularly when it comes to queer individuals. Queer...

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QUEER PEOPLE AND MENTAL HEALTH: STRUGGLES IN SEXUALITY, DESIRE, AND LOVE

In contemporary society, the concept of mental health has become increasingly prevalent, with many individuals recognizing its importance and striving to prioritize it in their daily lives.
This...

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QUEER BELIEVERS: NAVIGATING SPIRITUAL IDENTITY AND RELIGIOUS TRAUMA IN THE FACE OF REJECTION

Queer believers are people who identify with both their sexual orientation and gender identity outside the heterosexual norm, while also being devout followers of a religion that traditionally...

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LGBT RESILIENCE AND SELFACCEPTANCE IN THE FACE OF REJECTION: UNDERSTANDING THE POWER OF COMMUNITY AND POSITIVE IDENTITY

Research has shown that experiencing rejection can be devastating for anyone's mental health.
For lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people, facing familial, peer, or societal...

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HOW RELIGIOUS TRAUMA AFFECTS MENTAL HEALTH IN LGBTQ+ INDIVIDUALS

Religious institutions play an important role in society and can have a profound impact on the mental health of individuals who identify as LGBTQ+. Many religions preach that homosexuality is immoral...

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OVERCOMING THE STRUCTURAL BARRIERS TO CONNECTEDNESS AMONG OLDER LGBTQ+ INDIVIDUALS

There has been increased awareness about the prevalence of loneliness among older adults across all demographics. This is especially true for LGBTQ+ individuals who may face unique challenges due to...

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