Queer adolescence is a time of significant psychological, social, and emotional development. Many factors contribute to the stress that queer teens experience, including parental expectations....
There has been increasing attention to the negative impact of religion on the mental health of queer individuals. Religious beliefs can be sources of stress for queer people, who may experience...
The formation of romantic and intimate relationships between individuals who identify as queer often involves navigating unique challenges that stem from societal expectations and stigmas surrounding...
Queer Adolescence
There has been an increased focus on the mental health of LGBTQ+ individuals, particularly during their adolescent years when they are still developing their identities and...
The emotional landscape of queer adolescence is shaped by the environment in which it takes place. In supportive environments, such as those where family members and peers are accepting of...
The formation of sexual and romantic identity is an integral part of human development that begins early in childhood and continues throughout adolescence. Adolescence is characterized by a series of...
Article on Queer Adolescence and School Climate
Queer adolescence is a time of significant growth and development for young people who identify outside of traditional gender norms. During this...
Queer Adolescence is a term used to describe the process of developing and exploring one's gender identity, sexual orientation, and romantic attraction during adolescence. This can be a complicated...
How do queer adolescents transform religious guilt into moral autonomy and spiritual renewal?
Queer adolescence is a time of transition from childhood to adulthood, marked by intense emotional,...
The problem of social isolation in adolescence is not exclusive to heterosexual teenagers. Queer youth can experience this issue too, especially when they face discrimination and harassment based on...