Research suggests there is a link between stigma-related stress and the mental health of the
stigmatized, with coping being recognized as an important mediator/moderator of this …

Transgender and gender diverse (TGD) college students report experiencing significantly
more psychological distress compared to their cisgender peers. The gender minority stress …

Trans and nonbinary (TNB) individuals cope with gender-related stress in unique ways that
are not captured in existing coping measures. The present research extends prior qualitative …

Background Computerized psychological interventions can overcome logistical and
psychosocial barriers to the use of mental health care in the Veterans Affairs and …

Background: Transgender and/or gender-diverse (TGD) persons are vulnerable to stigma
and health care inequities; however, data are particularly limited among TGD active duty …

Background One challenge in transgender research is reliably identifying patients through
electronic medical records data, as there is no universal transgender International …

This study aimed to understand the experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and
queer of former military service members. Data for this analysis was collected from the two …

Purpose/Objective: Research suggests that effective coping with stress related to
stigmatization and discrimination might protect the stigmatized persons against poor mental …

In line with social construction scholarship, the stigmatization of neighborhoods has been
used to justify or advocate for gentrification and development efforts that often displace …

Transition milestones (eg, telling family members that one is transgender and beginning
hormone treatments) are specific transition-related events in transgender persons' lives that …