Therapeutic Interventions for LGBT Clients in Religious Contexts
How can therapists work effectively with LGBT clients who come from conservative or culturally restrictive backgrounds? Therapy is...
Lesbian women are individuals who identify as female and experience sexual attraction to other females. They often face difficulties in forming healthy romantic and sexual identities in societies...
Traumatic experiences can leave lasting mental and emotional scars, especially when they occur due to discrimination and exclusion based on gender, race, religion, age, disability, or other factors....
The title of this article is "Respecting Religious Beliefs While Treating LGBT People". This article discusses how therapists can show respect to patients' religious beliefs while treating them...
How does the intersection of class and sexuality influence access to mental health resources?
The intersection of class and sexuality is an important factor in determining who has access to mental...
Emotional abuse is one of the most common types of violence experienced by LGBTQ individuals, yet it remains underreported due to stigma and shame. Therapeutic, legal, and community supports must...
There has been an increased interest in understanding why individuals may experience distress related to their sexual orientation. This essay explores some possible psychological and philosophical...
Psychotherapy is a term that refers to therapeutic treatments for mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, trauma, addiction, etc., but it has also been used more recently to refer to the...
The social stigma surrounding lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) identities has resulted in a cultural environment wherein individuals from those communities often experience significant...
The concept of resilience refers to an individual's ability to bounce back from adversity and maintain well-being despite difficult circumstances. For many queer people, systemic discrimination can...