Experiencias de ayuda psicológica y psicoterapéutica de jóvenes LGBT sobrevivientes a procesos de suicidio

Q3 Psychology
Alemka Tomicic, Claudio Martínez, Nina Immel
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Abstract

The high prevalence of mental health problems in LGBT people has been explained from the minority stress model. Homolesbobitransphobia and the internalization of stigma are stress processes that impact mental health. The internalization and hypervigilance of the stigma and the concealment of sexual diverse identity can be barriers to the provision of appropriated mental health care. In order to identify aspects that constitute barriers and facilitators for mental health care, 30 interviews from a previous study with LGBT adolescents and youth who had survived suicide were re-analyzed. Focused coding of the Grounded Theory was used, developing three core categories: Hypervigilance in psychological help, The need for help for internalized stigma, and The place of sexual orientation and gender identity in psychological help. From the analysis emerged global concept called "So Close yet So Far", synthesizing the barriers to provide psychological and psychotherapeutic help that is sensitive to the needs of LGBT adolescents and youth.
LGBT青年自杀幸存者的心理和心理治疗支持经验
少数群体压力模型解释了LGBT人群中心理健康问题的高发。同性恋双性恋恐惧症和耻辱感的内化是影响心理健康的压力过程。对污名化的内在化和高度警惕以及对性多样性身份的隐瞒可能成为提供适当的精神卫生保健的障碍。为了确定构成心理健康护理障碍和促进因素的方面,重新分析了先前对LGBT青少年和自杀幸存者的30个访谈。运用扎根理论的集中编码,形成心理帮助中的高度警惕、内化污名的帮助需求、性取向和性别认同在心理帮助中的位置三个核心类别。从这个分析中出现了一个名为“如此接近却如此遥远”的全球概念,综合了提供心理和心理治疗帮助的障碍,对LGBT青少年和青少年的需求很敏感。
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