Social Support and Community Affirmation
Social support refers to the positive social interactions and connections that people have with others, including family, friends, coworkers, and romantic...
How do intersecting identities of class, race, and sexual orientation influence coping mechanisms and access to social support?
Class, race, and sexual orientation are some of the most critical...
This article investigates whether active involvement in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) activism can enhance psychological well-being and examines the underlying emotional and...
The psychological factors that influence youth in coming to terms with their non-heteronormative identities can be divided into three main categories: self-concept, identity development, and social...
The term “transition” refers to a process that occurs when an individual goes from one state of being to another. Transition can be applied to many areas of life including physical, mental,...
How does exposure to affirming versus hostile social environments during adolescence affect long-term mental health, resilience, and identity development in LGBT populations?
Adolescence is a...
Bisexual individuals face unique challenges in their lives due to societal stigma associated with their identity and attraction to both males and females. These individuals experience rejection from...
Opening a discussion about one's sexual identity can be difficult for many people, but it is an important part of self-discovery and personal growth. Understanding how to manage one's feelings and...
Social Support Shapes Coping Strategies, Resilience, and Mental Health Outcomes
In today's world, it is essential to examine how individuals cope with challenges, especially those who may be...
Romantic satisfaction is an important factor that influences one's mental health. It can be defined as the level of fulfillment and happiness experienced within a romantic relationship. Studies have...