In the field of psychology, there is a growing recognition that traditional models of grief, trauma, and recovery may be insufficient to account for the unique experiences and needs of queer...
The concept of trust plays an important role in many aspects of life. It is a cornerstone of social interaction, facilitating cooperation and coordination between individuals and groups. In the...
Queer communities are groups of people who identify themselves beyond heteronormative standards, including those of gender, sexual orientation, relationship dynamics, and family structure. These...
Queer-inclusive mysticism is an emerging field of study that explores the intersection of non-normative sexualities, gender identities, and spirituality. It examines how individuals who identify...
Queer aesthetic practices involve expressing one's identity through creative and artistic means, often using unconventional methods to challenge societal norms and push boundaries. These practices...
What are queer experiences of community, support, and collective resilience? Queer people have faced discrimination and marginalization for centuries, but they have also built communities that...
Queer trauma refers to the emotional pain experienced by LGBTQ+ individuals due to discrimination, abuse, violence, and other forms of oppression based on their gender identity or sexual orientation....
Queer resilience is an umbrella term that refers to the ability of individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ to adapt, survive, and grow morally despite the societal pressures they face due to their...
There has been a growing interest in understanding the importance of empathy and morality in human behavior, particularly in light of the prevalence of violence and conflict in society. One area...
Hope is an essential component of human psychology that helps individuals to cope with adversities and maintain their wellbeing. For members of marginalized communities, such as LGBTQ+ individuals,...