Background:
Parents
and
children
in
LGBTQ+
parent
families
face
unique
stressors
(i.e.,
minority
stress),
but
also
possess
resources
positive
identity
aspects)
related
to
their
family
identity.
Empirical
evidence
theory
suggest
that
these
aspects
are
situated
on
the
individual-,
couple-,
family-level
may
be
associated
with
key
outcomes,
including
child
health,
functioning,
school-related
outcomes.
A
systematic
synthesis
a
theoretical
placement
currently
lacking.
The
aims
of
review
outlined
this
protocol
thus
(1)
map
according
multiple
levels
system,
(2)
synthesize
associations
Methods:
We
will
conduct
PRISMA-conform
mixed-methods
review.
Studies
retrieved
using
multi-tiered
search
strategy,
database
searches
(PsycInfo,
PubMed,
Scopus,
Web
Science),
cited
literature
searches,
authors’
publication
lists,
study
requests.
Mixed-methods
follow
parallel-results
convergent
design,
where
quantitative
results
synthesized
via
meta-analysis
qualitative
thematic
synthesis.
Conclusions:
Our
proposed
add
understanding
functioning
advance
social
inclusion
families.
Journal of Family Theory & Review,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
15(4), С. 706 - 726
Опубликована: Авг. 3, 2023
Abstract
Two
decades
have
passed
since
Ilan
Meyer
first
published
the
minority
stress
theory
(MST)
model.
Since
then,
scholars
used
MST
extensively
to
expand
field's
understanding
of
LGBTQ+
populations'
experiences
with
and
mental
health.
To
better
represent
these
experiences,
combined
other
theories
in
empirical
articles,
but
a
theoretical
model
has
yet
be
proposed
that
unifies
this
work.
In
current
paper,
we
seek
acknowledge
extend
work
by
proposing
Temporal
Intersectional
Minority
Stress
(TIMS)
The
TIMS
incorporates
Intersectionality
historical,
generational,
developmental
time
from
Life
Course
Theory
account
for
sociopolitical
cultural
changes
occurred
creation
original
We
hope
will
help
related
stress,
invite
further
development
occur
using
as
new
framework
consider.
Journal of Clinical and Translational Science,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 27
Опубликована: Янв. 22, 2025
Clinical
translational
neuroscience
(CTN)
is
positioned
to
generate
novel
discoveries
for
advancing
treatments
mental
health
disorders,
but
it
held
back
today
by
the
siloing
of
bioethical
considerations
from
critical
consciousness.
In
this
article,
we
suggest
that
and
consciousness
can
be
paired
intersect
with
structures
power
within
which
science
clinical
practice
are
conducted.
We
examine
barriers
adoption
findings
in
perspective,
especially
context
current
collective
attention
widespread
disparities
access
outcomes
services,
lack
representation
marginalized
populations
relevant
sectors
workforce,
importance
knowledge
draws
upon
multicultural
perspectives.
provide
10
actionable
solutions
confront
these
CTN
research,
as
informed
existing
frameworks
such
structural
competency,
adaptive
calibration
models,
community-based
participatory
research.
By
integrating
considerations,
believe
practitioners
will
better
benefit
cutting-edge
research
biological
social
sciences
than
past,
alert
biases
equipped
mitigate
them,
poised
shepherd
a
robust
generation
future
therapies
practitioners.
Epidemiology and Psychiatric Sciences,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
32
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2023
Abstract
Aims
Lesbian,
gay,
bisexual,
transgender
and
queer
people
(LGBTQ)
are
at
increased
risk
of
traumatization.
This
systematic
review
aimed
to
summarize
data
regarding
the
post-traumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD)
for
LGBTQ
their
subgroups.
Methods
Medline,
Scopus,
PsycINFO
EMBASE
were
searched
until
September
2022.
Studies
reporting
a
comparative
estimation
PTSD
among
population
general
(i.e.,
heterosexual/cisgender),
without
restrictions
on
participants’
age
setting
enrolment,
identified.
Meta-analyses
based
odds
ratio
(OR
95%
confidence
intervals
[CI]),
estimated
through
inverse
variance
models
with
random
effects.
Results
The
process
led
selection
27
studies,
involving
total
31,903
273,842
controls,
which
included
in
quantitative
synthesis.
Overall,
showed
an
(OR:
2.20
[95%
CI:
1.85;
2.60]),
although
there
was
evidence
marked
heterogeneity
estimate
(
I
2
=
91%).
Among
subgroups,
highest
2.52
2.22;
2.87])
followed
by
bisexual
2.44
1.05;
5.66]),
these
comparisons
limited
lack
other
sexual
gender
minorities,
such
as
intersex
people.
Interestingly,
confirmed
also
considering
lesbian
gay
control
group
1.44
1.07;
1.93]).
quality
low.
Conclusions
higher
compared
cisgender/heterosexual
peers.
may
contribute
public
awareness
mental
health
needs
suggest
supportive
strategies
well
preventive
interventions
(e.g.,
programs,
counselling,
destigmatizing
efforts)
parts
tailored
health-care
planning
reduce
psychiatric
morbidity
this
at-risk
population.
Journal of Marriage and Family,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 11, 2025
Abstract
Objective
This
study
tested
whether
exposure
to
minority
stress
and
structural
stigma
across
multiple
levels
of
the
family
system
were
associated
with
two
indicators
well‐being
(life
satisfaction,
depressive
symptoms)
in
LGBTQ+
parents
19
European
countries.
Background
Minority
(i.e.,
identity‐based
resulting
from
systemic
oppression)
hostile
legal
environments,
prejudicial
social
attitudes)
are
heterogeneous,
yet
well‐documented
risk
factors
reduced
within
populations.
However,
a
comprehensive
assessment
stratifying
both
concepts
individual,
couple,
level)
is
lacking
for
parents.
Method
Using
data
EU
LGBTI
Survey
2019,
sample
3808
countries
was
analyzed.
Associations
between
self‐reported
indicators,
objective
sociodemographic
predictors,
using
non‐linear,
machine
learning‐based
techniques
(gradient
boosted
decision
tree
models).
Results
Supporting
preregistered
hypotheses,
individual‐level
individual‐
family‐level
predicted
life
satisfaction
symptoms.
Couple‐level
but
not
symptoms,
neither.
Trans
those
facing
economic
burdens
particularly
vulnerable
low
well‐being.
Conclusions
Exposure
stigma,
highly
stigmatizing
regions,
parents'
Future
research
should
examine
role
validated
measures.
European journal of psychotraumatology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
16(1)
Опубликована: Фев. 6, 2025
To
mark
15
years
of
the
European
Journal
Psychotraumatology,
editors
reviewed
past
15-year
research
on
trauma
exposure
and
its
consequences,
as
well
developments
in
(early)
psychological,
pharmacological
complementary
interventions.
In
all
sections
this
paper,
we
provide
perspectives
sex/gender
aspects,
life
course
trends,
cross-cultural/global
systemic
societal
contexts.
Globally,
majority
people
experience
stressful
events
that
may
be
characterized
traumatic.
However,
definitions
what
is
traumatic
are
not
necessarily
straightforward
or
universal.
Traumatic
have
a
wide
range
transdiagnostic
mental
physical
health
limited
to
posttraumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD).
Research
genetic,
molecular,
neurobiological
influences
show
promise
for
further
understanding
underlying
risk
resilience
trauma-related
consequences.
Symptom
presentation,
prevalence,
course,
response
experiences,
differ
depending
individuals'
age
developmental
phase,
sex/gender,
sociocultural
environmental
contexts,
socio-political
forces.
Early
interventions
potential
prevent
acute
reactions
from
escalating
PTSD
diagnosis
whether
delivered
golden
hours
weeks
after
trauma.
prevention
still
scarce
compared
treatment
where
several
evidence-based
complementary/
integrative
exist,
novel
forms
delivery
become
available.
Here,
focus
how
best
address
negative
outcomes
following
trauma,
serve
individuals
across
spectrum,
including
very
young
old,
include
considerations
ethnicity,
culture
diverse
beyond
Western,
Educated,
Industrialized,
Rich,
Democratic
(WEIRD)
countries.
We
conclude
with
providing
directions
future
aimed
at
improving
well-being
impacted
by
around
world.
The
EJPT
webinar
provides
90-minute
summary
paper
can
downloaded
here
[http://bit.ly/4jdtx6k].
Human Brain Mapping,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
46(4)
Опубликована: Март 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
White
matter
(WM)
microstructure
is
differentiated
in
relation
to
sex/gender,
psychosexuality,
and,
among
transgender
people,
gender‐affirming
hormone
(GAH)
use.
Prior
research
focused
on
Western
samples,
which
limits
generalizability
other
populations.
Here,
diffusion
tensor
imaging
(DTI)
was
used
assess
WM
a
Thai
sample
(
N
=
128)
of
straight
cisgender
men,
women,
gay
and
sao
praphet
song
(i.e.,
transfeminine
individuals
assigned
male
at
birth
sexually
attracted
men).
Sao
were
further
grouped
by
GAH
Groups
compared
fractional
anisotropy
(FA),
mean
diffusivity
(MD),
axial
(AD),
radial
(RD)
using
whole‐brain
tract‐based
spatial
statistics
(TBSS).
FA,
AD,
RD
examined
via
multivariate
analysis
covariance
across
microstructural
indices
participant
groups.
A
significant
pattern
the
feminine‐
from
masculine‐identifying
groups
irrespective
sex
suggested
tissue
organization
greater
latter
bilateral
cingulum,
anterior
corona
radiata,
left
corpus
callosum,
right
superior
longitudinal
fasciculus,
forceps
minor,
corticospinal
tracts.
TBSS
analyses
reinforced
that
differed
gender
identity
various
regions.
Among
,
use
associated
with
lower
regional
suggesting
less
bilaterally
radiata.
The
findings
aligned
prior
studies
indicating
cross‐population
differentiation
Children,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
9(9), С. 1364 - 1364
Опубликована: Сен. 7, 2022
Parents
and
children
in
LGBTQ+
parent
families
face
unique
stressors
(i.e.,
minority
stress),
but
also
possess
resources
positive
identity
aspects)
related
to
their
family
identity.
Empirical
evidence
theory
suggest
that
these
aspects
are
situated
on
the
individual,
couple,
level
may
be
associated
with
key
outcomes,
including
child
health,
functioning,
school-related
outcomes.
A
systematic
synthesis
a
theoretical
placement
currently
lacking.
The
aims
of
review
outlined
this
protocol
thus
(1)
map
according
multiple
levels
system,
(2)
synthesize
associations
outcomes.We
will
conduct
PRISMA-conform
mixed-methods
review.
Studies
retrieved
using
multi-tiered
search
strategy,
database
searches
(PsycInfo,
PubMed,
Scopus,
Web
Science),
cited
literature
searches,
authors'
publication
lists,
study
requests.
follow
parallel-results
convergent
design,
where
quantitative
results
synthesized
via
meta-analysis
qualitative
thematic
synthesis.Our
proposed
add
understanding
functioning
advance
social
inclusion
families.
