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| Titre : | Sexual orientation, gender: Where is the problem? Nowhere! Correct self-identification and minority stigma [Orientation sexuelle, genre : où est le problème ? Nulle part ! L'identification correcte de soi et la stigmatisation des minorités] (2022) |
| Auteurs : | DUCASSE DÉBORAH ; ALACREU-CRESPO ADRIAN ; LACOURT L ; HIDALGO M ; BRAND-ARPON VÉRONIQUE ; COURTET PHILIPPE ; OLIE EMILIE |
| Type de document : | Article |
| Dans : | ENCEPHALE (6 vol 48, 2022) |
| Article en page(s) : | 714-718 |
| Note générale : | fig./tabl./16 réf. bibliogr. |
| Descripteurs |
[SANTEPSY] ORIENTATION SEXUELLE [SANTEPSY] SANTE MENTALE [SANTEPSY] STIGMATISATION [SANTEPSY] STRESS [SANTEPSY] THERAPIE COMPORTEMENTALE ET COGNITIVE |
| Résumé : | Purpose : Self-concept, at the core of minority stress, is associated with negative mental health outcomes. Methods : We aimed to assess the effectiveness of a one-shot third-wave CBT intervention targeting correct self-identification to address suffering related to minority stress. The study population included 172 participants (n = 98 heterosexuals, n = 13 transgenders). The intervention consisted of a 90 minutes conference including overview of LGBT's suffering related to distal and proximal factors, a wisdom understanding of the root of suffering (mistaken self-identification) followed by a Questions and Answers session. Participants completed online self-questionnaires assessing sociodemographic data, acceptance by others (external) and oneself (internal) for sexual orientation and gender variables before the conference, immediately after the conference, and three months later. Results : The conference helped to improve external acceptance of transgender for the whole sample, especially among the majority group. Those belonging to the minority (LGBT) had a positive benefit from the conference by reducing their fear of judgment. Adding a Q and A session to the conference failed to show any additional benefits. Conclusion : A specific wisdom-based self-identification conference appears to be an effective and low-cost intervention to target minority stigma, and therefore mental health and social integration of LGBT people. [Résumé d'auteur] |
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