Love-Based Spirituality is often seen as a way to overcome the stigmas surrounding LGBTQ+ communities. It can help them become more accepting of their identity, feel empowered, and build a positive...
Internalized Medicalized Stigma is a concept that refers to the negative attitudes and beliefs about one's own body, appearance, or health condition that are formed due to societal norms and...
Meditation is an ancient practice that has been used for thousands of years to promote relaxation, reduce stress, increase focus and concentration, improve self-awareness, and facilitate spiritual...
I will discuss how mindfulness or self-awareness influences the regulation of sexual desire in bisexual individuals. Bisexuals are people who feel attracted to both men and women and can have...
1. Introduction to Internalized Religious Shame
Internalized religious shame is an unpleasant feeling that can arise from being taught certain beliefs about oneself, one's body, one's actions, or...
Self-awareness refers to having a deep understanding of oneself, including one's thoughts, feelings, motivations, strengths, weaknesses, values, goals, and beliefs. It involves being able to...
In many religions, such as Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, practitioners believe that the body is a sacred temple for their spirits. This means that they value physical pleasure, sensory...
The concept of spiritual vocation is central to many religious traditions that emphasize the importance of following a divine calling or purpose. For LGBTQ individuals who face discrimination and...
How does the development of emotional regulation skills affect adaptation in the face of internalized stigma?
The answer to this question lies in understanding how emotions are regulated and how...
Psycho-Spiritual Interventions for Religious Stigma
The mental health impact of religious belief is well documented. People who follow certain religions may experience psychological distress due...