Psychology of LGBTQ+

Psychology of LGBTQ+ focuses on understanding the mental and emotional experiences of people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or other non-traditional identities. It looks at how identity, discrimination, and support systems affect mental health and well-being. This field also studies how LGBTQ+ individuals cope with challenges, build resilience, and how social and political factors can impact their lives. The goal is to understand these experiences better and create more inclusive and supportive mental health care for LGBTQ+ individuals.