Queer philosophies of resilience refer to ways of thinking about how people who identify as LGBTQ+ can navigate challenges related to their identities and experiences. These philosophies focus on...
How does grief manifest differently in communities that have endured repeated historical traumas and erasures?
The article will explore how the experience of grief differs for individuals who come...
Trauma is an emotional response to a stressful event that can have lasting physical and psychological effects on an individual. It may cause anxiety, depression, fear, anger, guilt, shame, and...
How can queer approaches to personal narrative incorporate experiences of rupture, repetition, and temporal disjunction while maintaining a coherent sense of self?
To answer this question, it is...
As human beings, we all experience pain, and this is especially true when it comes to matters of faith. Whether it's the loss of a loved one, trauma from childhood abuse, betrayal by someone you...
Marginalization is a pervasive problem faced by many members of the LGBTQ community due to their sexual orientation and gender identity. This can have significant impacts on how they experience and...
The religious community often holds strong beliefs about sexual identity that have negative effects on mental health, particularly for members of the LGBTQ+ community who may face rejection, shame,...
Time is often understood as a linear concept, where events occur one after another in a fixed order that cannot be changed.
This understanding of time has been criticized as limiting and...
Can Trauma and Spirituality Coexist as Interwoven Dimensions of Meaning-Making?
Trauma is an intense emotional response to an overwhelming life experience that can lead to feelings of...
Being labeled "deviant" is an experience that can have devastating consequences for individuals who identify as part of a religious community. This label, which often refers to behavior or beliefs...