Financial discrimination is the practice of treating people differently based on their financial situation. This can take many forms, such as charging higher interest rates for loans or denying...
Narrative-based education is an approach that involves using stories to teach students about various concepts. It has been shown to be effective in improving students' understanding of different...
Minority Stress and Mental Health Outcomes in LGBT Populations
According to research studies conducted by various professionals, members of LGBT communities often experience higher levels of...
Spiritual Identity and Minority Stress
Research has shown that individuals from marginalized groups often experience unique challenges and stresses due to their identities. This is known as...
The phrase “minority stress” refers to the unique set of psychological challenges faced by members of marginalized communities, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning...
Group Therapy Can Mitigate Minority Stress Through Connection to Similar Experiences
Minority stress is caused by discrimination, marginalization, oppression, and stigma that people experience...
How does sexual orientation interact with minority stress to impact overall psychological and emotional health?
Sexual orientation refers to an individual's emotional, romantic, physical, and/or...
Can exposure to LGBTQ+ inclusive literature, film, and theater reduce minority stress and enhance self-acceptance in queer adolescents?
The answer is yes, according to research studies that have...
Emotional literacy is a person's ability to identify and understand their own emotions as well as those of others. It involves being aware of one's feelings, being able to express them appropriately,...
There are three main types of attachment styles: secure, anxious-preoccupied, and avoidant-dismissive. Secure individuals have positive views of themselves and others, seek closeness and care from...