In counseling, much of the social justice scholarship and discourse is centralized around a
general and singular conceptualization of social justice. In this manuscript, we review …

The minority stress model has been used to explain added daily stressors that non-
heterosexual (LGB+) individuals experience. While the emphasis of minority stress research …

Introduction One way to support mental health among LGBTQI+ adolescents is by bystander
intervention during bias-based bullying. We use an adolescent-focused socio-ecological …

This unique resource provides strengths-based, group counseling strategies designed to
meet the needs of LGBTQI clients in a variety of settings. Drs. Goodrich and Luke capture the …

Counselor education has served as an instrumental root of professional advocacy
intertwined with the history of counselor professional identity and values of client/student …

Transgender and nonbinary (TGNB) youth are at increased risk for poor mental health.
Families significantly impact the mental health of TGNB youth because of the need for …

The school counseling literature contains little research and practice-based scholarship to
support school counselors' work with LGBT youth within school contexts, which may be at …

ABSTRACT A framework for approaching lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer+
(LGBTQ+) youth is presented that honors their voice. This methodology utilizes participant …

Heteronormativity is a culturally embedded system defining acceptable identities and
behaviors in romantic relationships. Recent literature has suggested that heteronormativity …

Many counselors report feeling under prepared to effectively work with queer persons.
Arguably, this can be mitigated through early intervention within training programs …