Psychological Resilience
Resilience refers to the ability to cope with adversity and adapt to change, while maintaining mental health and wellbeing. In the context of queer populations, resilience...
What is Queer Suffering?
Sexual minorities experience unique forms of pain and trauma that differ from those experienced by their non-queer counterparts due to societal discrimination. These...
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....
Confession is an important religious practice for many people around the world, but it can also be a source of pain and shame for members of queer communities. For those who identify as LGBTQ+,...
Resilience is the ability to cope effectively with stressful situations that can be positive or negative, while post-traumatic growth refers to personal development following a traumatic event. Queer...
Queer perspectives on mental health programs are essential for ensuring that they are inclusive, respectful, and responsive to diverse lived experiences. Inclusivity refers to the practice of...
Queer individuals have often been told that they are resilient, capable of enduring difficult situations.
This definition of resilience can be problematic because it implies that queer people are...
There has been increasing attention paid to the issue of mental health within marginalized communities such as LGBTQ+ individuals. One aspect that is often overlooked is the intersectionality between...
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...
Queer individuals face numerous challenges in societies that lack support for their identities. In authoritarian and surveilled countries, this problem is even more severe due to the increased threat...