The purpose of this research is to explore how participation in sacred music or chanting activities can affect neuropsychological and emotional states in individuals who identify as lesbian, gay,...
Can trauma-informed therapy effectively address religiously induced internalized homophobia?
Internalized homophobia is a form of self-hate that manifests when someone has negative beliefs about...
Queer communities have long been excluded from mainstream society, often facing discrimination and violence due to their identities. This marginalization has had a profound impact on their mental...
The question of how affirmation of diverse gender expression influences identity coherence, mental health, and social belonging is one that has been gaining increasing attention in recent years....
Stigma is a term used to describe prejudicial beliefs held by society towards certain groups of people. Stigma can have significant negative consequences for the individuals within these groups,...
LGBTQ Mentoring and Adolescent Development
There has been an increasing recognition of the importance of mentorship for the development of LGBTQ youth. This is particularly important during...
What are the psychological processes that facilitate self-acceptance in environments marked by social judgment or cultural constraints? This paper will provide an in-depth analysis of how people can...
The term "intersectionality" refers to how different aspects of one's identity can intersect and overlap, creating unique experiences and challenges that are often not taken into account in...
Dual Identities of Faith and Sexual Orientation
There has been an increasing awareness of the challenges faced by individuals who identify as both religious and LGBTQ+. While many people may...
What are the long-term effects of repeated "coming out" experiences on mental health and social functioning?
There is growing interest in understanding how coming out experiences may influence an...