The psychological effects of negotiating multiple marginalized identities within conservative religious contexts can be significant and far-reaching. Such individuals may experience feelings of...
The concept of chosen family is particularly relevant to individuals who identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community. For many members of this demographic, coming out can be a difficult and challenging...
A queer Jew refers to an individual who identifies with the LGBTQ+ community and is also Jewish. In ultra-orthodox settings, there are several psychological challenges that queer Jews face due to the...
LGBT individuals face unique challenges when it comes to their identities and how they are accepted in society. For many, these challenges stem from navigating complex intersections of faith,...
Maintaining psychological well-being is important for all individuals, but it can be especially challenging for teenagers who are navigating ethically demanding social situations. These situations...
Bullying is an unfortunate reality for many children and teenagers that can lead to lasting emotional and psychological trauma.
Queer adolescents experience this form of harassment more frequently...
The impact of minority stress, social rejection, and internalized stigma on an individual's mental health is a critical issue that has been studied extensively in recent years. Minority stress refers...
Religious trauma refers to the distressing experiences that can occur when an individual's religious beliefs are challenged or threatened, particularly during childhood or adolescence. This type of...
The way we treat mental health has always been a subject of controversy among professionals from different fields. While there are some who believe that it is simply a matter of brain chemistry,...
Social support is crucial for maintaining good mental health, but what is its impact on LGBTQ+ communities? This paper will explore how social and community networks can reduce stress levels in this...