Reflections on Elsewhere Express, Queer Identity, and the Search for MeaningBy Dr. Josh Littleton, LMHC, ABS I recently finished reading Elsewhere Express by Sam Sotto, and honestly, it hit me in a way I wasn’t entirely expecting. The novel carries this lingering emotional atmosphere about grief, identity, alternate pathways, and the aching human question of … Continue reading The Elsewhere in Us
For Generation Z, being LGBTQ brings unparalleled acceptance and configurations unique to emerging spaces for mental health consequences. With society becoming aware of and accepting of homosexuality, this has raised expectations and created several forms of pressure. Mental health, therefore, for LGBTQ Gen Z becomes a synthesis of cultural changes, systemic barriers, and the continuums … Continue reading From Identity to Advocacy: Inside the Mental Health Journey of LGBTQ Gen Z
Guest writer and Queer Therapist Adam Blum talks to TQ about the damaging effect of homophobia.
With the festive season approaching, guest writer Hadley ponders on what this means for many LGBTQ+ people.
A guest writer, Marcus Clarke, looks at the mental health issues faced by bi people
Amid signs of an emboldened far right on both sides of the Atlantic, Sam Hope explores how a distorted version of "free speech" has become toxic.
How do we bridge the chasm between those who want a visible police presence at Pride events and those who do not? Sam Hope proposes that those with power need to listen harder.
Steph Farnsworth argues that if we're serious about mental health, we need to prioritise those most marginalised.
As part of our January book month Karen Pollock looks at the history of banning controversial books, in order to "protect" children.
Guest writer Holly Mathies muses post-Orlando on #loveislove, mental health and being a bisexual woman married to a man.
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