Rationale Social relationships are important in bolstering health and well-being for everyone
in the general population. For transgender people, strong supportive social relationships …

Supportive social relationships are vital for health and well‐being as they serve to
ameliorate stress and therefore reduce the likelihood of suffering from disease across the life …

Introduction Romantic relationships are often a significant area of individuals' lives and can
have a positive impact on wellbeing. There is often a belief within society of romantic …

Introduction: There is growing literature about the experiences of social integration and
wellbeing of transgender individuals. However, there has been no synthesis across this …

Using narrative analysis, this study uses survey data to explore the social, psychological and
economic challenges faced by transgender individuals and their significant others. With over …

Information about the health and well-being of transgender communities is sparse, and even
less is known about ethnic minority transgender communities. The little research that exists …

Purpose: Transgender and nonbinary (trans*) people are affected disproportionately by
discrimination and violence, contributing to gender minority stress and negative health …

Background: Given the broader social contexts in which transgender people and their
families live, the latter can be either an important source of support, or bring with them yet …

Background: Trans, gender diverse and non-binary (TGDNB) adults experience significant
health disparities relative to their cisgender peers. While social support is a known health …

Objective Here we investigate the relationship experiences of TNB individuals, with a
particular focus on (1) relationship status and structure;(2) dating motivations and dating app …