LGBTQ+ cultural competency of Irish mental health professional students

Dearbhla Moroney, Sarah Jay
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Introduction The LGBTQ+ community is often discriminated against and stigmatized resulting in greater psychological and emotional stress compared to heterosexual and cisgender people. Consequently, poorer mental health is often observed in this community. To alleviate these disparities, mental health professionals need to be culturally competent. Therefore, LGBTQ+ cultural competency was explored in a sample of Irish mental health professional students.
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爱尔兰心理健康专业学生的LGBTQ+文化能力
与异性恋和顺性人群相比,LGBTQ+群体经常受到歧视和污名化,从而导致更大的心理和情感压力。因此,该社区的心理健康状况往往较差。为了减轻这些差异,精神卫生专业人员需要具备文化能力。因此,本研究以爱尔兰心理健康专业学生为样本,探讨LGBTQ+文化能力。
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