通过积极群体治疗消除跨性别和性别不一致个体的污名化身份

IF 1 4区 心理学 Q3 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL
Eric C Chen, Douglas M Boyd, Christie A Cunningham
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摘要:本文从现有的关于少数民族压力和耻辱的文献中,重点介绍了跨性别和性别不一致(TGNC)个体在性别认同和表达方面面临的心理、社会和人际挑战。TGNC个体作为性别少数群体面临社会耻辱和压力,因此面临健康状况不佳的风险。此外,tggnc个体可能经历不同形状和形式的耻辱感;具体来说,耻辱感可能以制定的、感觉的、内化的和预期的方式发生。在维持被社会贬低、但往往被他人忽视的身份的过程中,TGNC个体面临着额外的挑战,即在公开其被污名化的身份的风险和利益之间进行谈判。平权群体治疗是一种以力量为基础、以社会正义为导向的方法,旨在消除TGNC个体的污名化身份。团体治疗师被要求解决各种形式的耻辱如何影响团体内外的TGNC个人,为实践披露提供验证和空间,突出他们的优势和弹性,并作为社会正义的倡导者。
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Demarginalizing Stigmatized Identities of Transgender and Gender Nonconforming Individuals Through Affirmative Group Therapy.

Drawing from the existing literature on minority stress and stigma, this article highlights challenges - psychological, social, and interpersonal - confronting transgender and gender nonconforming (TGNC) individuals in relation to their gender identity and expression. TGNC individuals are at risk for poor health due to societal stigma and stressors they face as a gender minority group. Further, TGNC individuals may experience stigma in different shapes and forms; specifically, stigma may occur as enacted, felt, internalized, and anticipated stigma. In maintaining an identity that is socially devalued but often invisible to others, TGNC individuals confront additional challenges in negotiating the risks and benefits of disclosing their stigmatized identity. Affirmative group therapy is proposed as a strength-based and social justice-oriented approach for demarginalizing TGNC individuals' stigmatized identity. Group therapists are called on to address how forms of stigma impact TGNC individuals within and outside of the group, provide validation and space for practicing disclosure, highlight their strengths and resilience, and serve as social justice advocates.

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期刊介绍: Recognized as the leading source of information on group therapy theory, practice, and research, this journal features contributions from foremost experts in the field. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy offers: - Clinical articles on group treatment models, process issues, and techniques - Research reviews that keep practitioners up to date - Thought-provoking essays in the Reader"s Forum and Commentary sections - Reviews of current books and video releases - Special issues on such topics as evidence-based practice and ethics
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