Can therapy and spirituality coexist as parallel paths toward queer self-acceptance?
The question is whether or not one can practice both psychotherapy and spiritual practices to become more...
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: Exploring the intersection between therapy and spirituality for queer selfacceptance
There has been an increased recognition of the importance of providing support for individuals who identify as LGBTQ+. Queer identity is often stigmatized and misunderstood, leading to discrimination...
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: Uncovering the nuances of queer psychotherapy: exploring approaches that empower individuals
The effects of experiencing discrimination and invisibility can have lasting psychological impacts on queer individuals, especially those who live in environments that lack support and acceptance....
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: Unpacking the psychological effects of discrimination and invisibility on lgbtq+ individuals
The purpose of this article is to explore the various psychotherapeutic approaches that can be used to help clients who are exploring their queer identities. Queerness refers to an array of sexual...
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: Exploring the psychotherapeutic approaches that can help clients navigate their queer identity
What is Psychotherapy?
Psychotherapy is an interdisciplinary approach used to treat mental health disorders, behavioral problems, and life difficulties through talking therapies, counseling...
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: How does psychotherapy help marginalized queer individuals with mental health disorders?
The term “queer” is commonly used to describe people who do not conform to traditional gender roles, identities, sexual orientations, or behaviors. Queer individuals may experience unique challenges...
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: How to support queer clients through culturally competent psychotherapy interventions
Does psychotherapy risk reinforcing normative assumptions when seeking to "normalize" queer clients?
In psychotherapy, the goal is often to help clients overcome mental health challenges that are...
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: The role of therapy in addressing normative assumptions and promoting queer normalcy