The level of partner support can be defined as the degree to which a romantic partner provides emotional, physical, and practical support during difficult times or in challenging circumstances....
Confidentiality is one of the key principles of psychotherapy that helps build trust between the client and therapist. It ensures that what is said during sessions stays within the therapy room and...
Many people face discrimination based on their social identities such as race, gender identity, class, disability status, etc. In addition to this, they may experience multiple forms of oppression...
LGBT youth often face hostility from their families due to their sexual orientation or gender identity. This can lead to feelings of isolation and loneliness, which may impact their mental health....
In today's society, it is common to see a rise in the number of people identifying as LGBTQ, but many are faced with the challenge of dealing with non-affirming religious households that may not...
The LGBT community faces many challenges when it comes to navigating hostile or ambivalent environments while maintaining emotional stability and psychological well-being. One of the biggest...
Coming out to one's family and community is an incredibly difficult process for many LGBTQ+ people, regardless of whether they are religious or not. But for those who come from faith-based families...
Online spiritual communities can play an important role in helping individuals develop their identities, build strong social bonds with others, and maintain positive mental health. Participation in...
Coping Strategies Mediate Relationship Between Social Rejection and Psychological Wellbeing Among LGBT People
The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between social rejection and...
Internal support is a crucial factor for LGBTQ individuals struggling with depression and lacking resilience. It refers to emotional and physical well-being, positive self-esteem, and mental strength...