Trauma, Coping, Identity Consolidation in LGBT Individuals
Traumatic experiences are common among members of the LGBT community, such as abuse, discrimination, violence, rejection, harassment, and...
Memory plays a crucial role in shaping our perception of self because it is through memory that we reconstruct and reflect upon our past experiences. These memories become the basis for our identity,...
Cross-generational mentoring is an effective way to increase coping abilities and self-confidence when it comes to sharing difficult experiences related to sex, sexuality, and relationships. This...
The concept of narrative identity refers to how individuals construct their sense of self through stories that they tell themselves about their lives, relationships, beliefs, values, and experiences....
Bodily Fragmentation refers to the breaking down of the body into parts that can be rearranged, distorted, manipulated, and reassembled. It has been used as an exploration of identity, trauma, and...
Transition is an essential part of life, and it can have profound impacts on our perceptions of self and world around us. The experience of change forces us to reflect upon our values and beliefs,...
Can Expressive Arts Therapy Serve As An Effective Intervention For LGBTQ+ Youth Coping With Trauma?
The lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning (LGBTQ+) community has...
How do repeated experiences of bullying, microaggressions, or harassment affect emotional regulation and interpersonal trust?
Repeated exposure to trauma from bullying, microaggression, or...
How does queer temporality interact with historical consciousness, generational memory, and the collective shaping of identity?
Queer temporality is a unique way of understanding time that...
To understand what it means to lose faith, it is important to recognize that religion can be both a source of strength and comfort as well as a form of spiritual abuse. Many people have experienced...