One of the most difficult concepts to grasp in life is forgiving ourselves for our mistakes. It can be hard to accept that we have done something wrong, especially when we feel like we are struggling...
People have many different beliefs about their own gender, identity, culture, race, religion, and other personal characteristics. These beliefs are called "biases" because they shape how people think...
The psychological processes that underpin post-traumatic growth, resilience, and emotional regulation in LGBTQ people who have experienced social rejection are many and varied, but they all share a...
Emotional silence refers to the deliberate choice to refrain from expressing one's feelings, either because they are too intense or difficult to articulate, or because there may be social...
Can spiritual exile become a sacred journey toward deeper personal revelation?
Spiritual exile can be defined as the experience of feeling disconnected from one's spiritual roots, beliefs,...
The ability to regulate one's emotions is essential for healthy interpersonal communication and effective participation in society. Emotional regulation refers to the process of controlling,...
Hope is an important aspect of queer existential and ethical life that can be cultivated through intentional practices such as gratitude, mindfulness, self-compassion, and social connection....
How Can Embodied Spiritual Practices Facilitate Integration Of Queer Identity And Faith?
As LGBTQIA+ individuals navigate the intersections between their spiritual practice and their sexuality,...
In today's world, technology has made it easier than ever to communicate and share information.
This ease can also lead to problems if people are not careful about how they share personal...
How do bisexual believers navigate the embodied experience of spirituality in contexts that may marginalize or question their identity?
The journey to understand one's own sexuality can be...