LGBT youth face numerous challenges due to their unique identities, including mental health issues like anxiety, depression, suicide attempts, substance abuse, and self-harm. Research suggests that...
The term "invisible" refers to the lack of recognition or attention given to something or someone that is considered important or significant. In the case of elderly lesbian, gay, bisexual,...
Social Connectedness and Mitigating Effects of Isolation on LGBTQ Mental Health
The topic at hand is one that has been discussed extensively in recent years, but there remains much to be...
Social connectedness is a crucial aspect of mental health for any individual, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
Research has shown that members of the LGBTQ community...
Gender roles are socially constructed norms that define what is expected of individuals based on their gender. These expectations are often influenced by various factors such as culture, religion,...
In the past few decades, there have been many social changes regarding LGBTQ+ rights that are positively impacting how people express their sexuality and experience intimacy.
Same-sex marriage has...
Sexual identity is about how you identify yourself sexually.
Someone who identifies as gay may feel more attracted to people of the same gender, while someone who identifies as bisexual feels...
How do Family Discussions Impact Engagement with Virtual LGBTQ+ Communities?
Family discussions can have a significant impact on how members of the LGBTQ+ community connect with each other online....
Teachers must ensure that their classrooms are welcoming environments for all students regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation, but this can be challenging when parents object to certain...
Supporting LGBTQ+ Mature Communities:
Older lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning individuals are becoming increasingly visible and vocal, seeking out communities that cater...