Integrating Multiple Marginalized Identities: An Exploration of Cohesion and Resilience
In today's society, individuals may identify with various marginalized groups, including those based on...
Rituals are social practices that provide a sense of order and meaning to human life. Rituals can be performed for different reasons, including celebrations, commemorations, ceremonies, or religious...
Adolescence is a critical stage in human development where young people are navigating through social, physical, and emotional changes that may result in challenges with managing their emotions and...
Queer believers are people who identify as LGBTQIA+ while also identifying with a religion or belief system that may have negative views on homosexuality. This can lead to feelings of spiritual...
Spiritual practices have been used for centuries to help individuals deal with stress, anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues.
There is limited research on how these practices can...
Self-reflection is an important aspect of human behavior that allows individuals to reflect upon their thoughts, emotions, and actions towards themselves and others. It helps them understand their...
How Spiritual Engagement Contributes to Emotional Stability and Resilience for LGBT Individuals Facing Societal Adversity
LGBT individuals are prone to experiencing higher levels of emotional...
The relationship between spiritual authenticity and sexual self-acceptance among LGBTQ individuals can be complicated and multifaceted, but it plays an important role in their overall well-being and...
LGBT people often face rejection, discrimination, and exclusion from family, friends, workplace, community, society, and even religion due to their identity. In particular, they are often rejected by...
Mindfulness, somatic practice, and contemplative spirituality are three practices that have been shown to support queer spiritual growth and bodily acceptance. Mindfulness involves paying attention...