Psychological Strategies for Reducing Discrimination Stress in Educational Settings
Discrimination is defined as "unfair treatment based on prejudice." It is an act of excluding someone from a...
A queer chosen family is a group of people who have come together to create a family unit outside of traditional blood relations, often because they identify as LGBTQ+ and find it difficult to...
What is Bisexual Relationality?
Bisexual relationality refers to the experience of attraction to multiple genders or orientations simultaneously. This can include people who identify as bisexual,...
Queer approaches to love are non-normative practices that challenge traditional heterosexual and cisgender expectations of romance and intimacy. These approaches involve questioning societal norms...
LGBT relationships are unique because they have to navigate complex emotional, psychological, cultural, political, social, and legal barriers that heterosexual couples do not face. Within these...
Parental support is crucial for any child's development but even more so when they are navigating their own identity. Parental encouragement can play an important role in enhancing self-acceptance...
The idea that same-sex couples can maintain their intimate relationship in an environment where they are constantly subjected to social pressures and societal scrutiny is a relatively new one. In the...
Lesbian friendships are often based on mutual respect, trust, love, and loyalty, but they also provide an opportunity for women to explore their sexuality and create meaningful bonds outside of...
How do parent-child dynamics influence the formation of self-esteem, coping mechanisms, and identity consolidation in LGBTQ+ youth?
Sexual orientation and gender identity are highly personal...
In order to create a space where everyone is welcome and valued, educational institutions need to prioritize the cultivation of empathy and inclusion among their students. This means actively...