Forgiveness is an essential component of mental health and wellbeing that can help LGBT individuals who have experienced rejection heal from trauma and move forward positively. When someone has been...
In order to heal from past trauma, religious or non-religious people may seek the help of therapists or counselors who can provide them with guidance and support.
This process can be even more...
Can the pursuit of pleasure be ethical when it arises from the desire to heal historical wounds? The answer is both yes and no. First, let's define what "pleasure" means in this context. Pleasure can...
How do queer individuals reconstruct meaning after experiences of violence and trauma?
The experience of violence can be physically, mentally, or psychologically debilitating for anyone who goes...
This article will explore the possibilities of art as a modality for trauma recovery in LGBT communities, particularly through the intersection of aesthetic, somatic, and communal aspects. It will...
Narrative reconstruction is an approach to psychotherapy that helps people explore their past experiences and emotions in order to gain insight and create meaning from them. This approach has been...
Can queer theology support reconstruction of religious identity after trauma or marginalization? Queer theology is an approach to religion that focuses on gender and sexual diversity. It can help...
Moral healing is the process of repairing emotional wounds caused by traumatic experiences, whether personal or communal, through the development of morals and ethics that promote peace and justice....
There has been an increasing awareness of the prevalence and impact of traumatic events that occur during childhood or adolescence, such as neglect, abuse, bullying, or discrimination based on sexual...
In the world of religion, repentance is often associated with a feeling of guilt and shame for one's sins.
In the context of queer religious practices, it can take on a different meaning....