Creative theological expression can have significant impact on fostering spiritual agency and psychological well-being among LGBT believers. It is important to recognize that spiritual agency refers...
There has been increased research into the psychological impact of religious rejection on LGBT youth. This type of rejection can have serious long-term consequences for their mental health and...
Internalized religious guilt is an emotional state that can occur when an individual feels shame, anxiety, guilt, or self-loathing about their actions or beliefs due to their religion's teachings. It...
How do spiritual and psychological recovery intersect after identity-related trauma? This question has been studied extensively in recent years as mental health professionals have recognized that...
LGBT adolescents are often bullied, harassed, and socially excluded in school environments. Bullying can take many forms, from verbal insults to physical violence, and it can have a profound impact...
Overview of Media Fetishization and Marginalization
Fetishization is defined as an objectification of individuals that reduces them to their physical appearance, which can be used for...
Many LGBT individuals from religious backgrounds experience internalized homophobia, which refers to negative attitudes toward oneself based on one's sexual orientation or gender identity. This can...
Public bullying can be a traumatic experience for those who experience it, leaving a lasting impact on their mental health and social well-being. Bullying is defined as repeated aggressive behavior...
The issue of perceiving social justice movements has become increasingly important in recent times. As society becomes more conscious about the need for equality and equity, individuals are seeking...
What is religiously motivated stigma? How does it affect the lives of queers who identify with religion?
Religiously motivated stigma refers to the negative attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors...