I will explore the psychological outcomes of sustained spiritual practices among queer people navigating exclusion. Spiritual practices such as meditation, prayer, and mindfulness have been shown to...
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: How sustained spiritual practices can improve mental health among queer individuals facing societal exclusion
There has been an increase in representation of queer individuals in media industries and workplaces through policies such as quotas for LGBTQ+ hires or inclusion in corporate diversity plans. While...
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: How queer representation without systemic change can harm mental health
Trauma is an experience that causes physical, emotional, mental, or spiritual harm to someone. It can be caused by various factors such as violence, abuse, accidents, natural disasters, or war....
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: Sexual intimacy after trauma experience how can we support queer individuals who have suffered?
Resilience is an individual's ability to adapt to adversity and overcome challenges. It has been studied extensively across different contexts, such as mental health, medicine, social science, and...
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: Sexual resilience in queer communities: an exploration of diverse adaption and overcoming challenges across identities
How do experiences of symbolic violence, societal erasure, or cultural stigmatization influence the psychological development, self-perception, and coping strategies of queer individuals?
Symbolic...
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: Psychological impact of symbolic violence, societal erasure, and cultural stigma on queer individuals
Queer believers experience unique emotional challenges when it comes to their religious beliefs.
They may struggle with feelings of shame, guilt, confusion, and isolation due to cultural and...
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: How lgbtq+ believers experience spiritual resilience through emotions
Queer people have been portrayed in media for decades, but often in ways that are either too simplified or stereotypical.
Queer women may be depicted as masculine or feminine while lesbian couples...
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: Rethinking queer media representations: breaking down stereotypes for better understanding
The term "queer" refers to people who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, nonbinary, asexual, polyamorous, pansexual, omnisexual, demisexual, homoflexible,...
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: What is queer sexuality and how can you cope with its challenges?
There is an increasing recognition that traditional psychological models are often unhelpful when it comes to understanding and addressing the unique needs of queer individuals who have experienced...
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: How to support queer survivors of trauma through alternative approaches to psychology
Psychologically speaking, navigating multiple queer identities simultaneously in different social spheres can be an incredibly challenging task for individuals. Queer people may experience unique...
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: How to manage multiple queer identities while maintaining good mental health