1. Queer spiritual practices can foster healing from religious trauma and internalized shame by providing a safe space for exploring and expressing one's own gender identity and sexual orientation...
A person who has experienced queer trauma can be defined as someone who has been subject to negative experiences due to their gender or sexual identity that have led them to feel distress or anxiety...
Can forgiveness be an ethical foundation for queer healing? Forgiving others is an essential part of healing from trauma, but can it also play a role in queer liberation? In this article, I will...
To understand how queer individuals translate personal healing into collective advocacy and activism, one must consider the unique experiences of people who identify outside of the heteronormative...
Meditation has been shown to be effective for reducing stress, anxiety, depression, and negative emotions like shame and guilt. For members of the LGBTQ+ community who have experienced trauma,...
Lamentation has been an important part of many cultures for centuries, serving as a means of expressing grief, mourning, and sorrow.
Its spiritual significance extends beyond the emotional realm...
Queer spirituality is an umbrella term for a diverse range of belief systems that emphasize the importance of embracing non-conforming identities, sexualities, and gender expressions. This can...
Inclusive theology is a growing movement within Christianity that seeks to reconcile faith and gender/sexual identity, particularly for LGBT people who have experienced religious trauma. Religious...
Queer art communities have played an important role in enabling individuals who are affected by gender or sexual diversity to recover from trauma caused by discrimination, prejudice, and...
What is Queer Spiritual Creativity?
Queer spiritual creativity refers to the process of creating new forms of spiritual expression that incorporate queer identities and experiences. It involves...