Gender identity is an important aspect of human development, but for some individuals it can be difficult to come to terms with their own gender identity during adolescence. Some teenagers may feel...
The psychological, social, and emotional consequences of religiously motivated parental rejection on LGBT children have been well documented in recent years. According to research, children who...
Intersectionality refers to how multiple forms of discrimination may overlap, creating additional barriers for individuals who experience them simultaneously. This includes discrimination based on...
Medical professionals have an obligation to provide competent care for their patients, which includes informing them about all available options and potential risks associated with each course of...
Self-acceptance is an essential component of mental health and wellbeing for all individuals, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
It can be especially difficult to achieve...
Social stigma is a negative judgment that society holds against an individual or group, often based on factors such as gender identity, race, physical appearance, or religion. Queer individuals face...
1. Background on Identity Challenges
Identity is a complex and dynamic construct that encompasses an individual's sense of self-worth, beliefs, values, and experiences. It involves internal...
Coercive conversion therapy is an umbrella term for any form of psychological, spiritual, or medical treatment that attempts to change an individual's sexual orientation, gender identity, or...
Psychoanalysis is an important tool for understanding the complexities of human behavior and experience, including how individuals navigate and negotiate their identities within social structures and...
LGBT rights activists who live and work in countries where homosexuality is illegal face significant emotional and social pressures due to their advocacy. They may experience discrimination from...