Manipulation and coercion are common experiences for many people, especially those who interact closely with others in professional or personal settings. These experiences can leave victims feeling...
Adolescent Emotional Stability and Systemic Oppression/Prejudice: Strategies for Maintaining Well-Being
The ability to navigate systems of power and privilege can be challenging for anyone, but...
Coping Mechanisms for Bisexual Employees Dealing with Workplace Discrimination and Microagressions
Bisexual individuals face unique challenges in the workplace due to their sexual orientation....
Chosen family is a term used to describe an intentional network of support outside of one's immediate biological family. While it may be comprised of friends or acquaintances, it often involves...
In today's world, religious intolerance is a serious issue that affects many people on a daily basis. It can be difficult to navigate this situation without feeling like your identity or mental...
There are many factors that can contribute to the well-being of LGBTQ youth, including their support network, social environment, personal identity, and access to resources. One factor that is often...
Adolescence is a time when individuals are exploring their identities and navigating new social situations. One common challenge that many teenagers face during this time is relational...
Sexual coercion is an insidious form of violence that can have lasting psychological consequences for victims, such as feelings of shame, guilt, fear, and low self-esteem. These effects may make it...
Research shows that experiencing criticism can have negative effects on sexual confidence and relational behaviors.
It is also important to understand how individuals can build resilience,...
How does participation in inclusive liturgical practices influence an LGBT person's sense of spiritual agency?
Inclusivity refers to the practice of creating spaces where all people feel welcome...