ArticleLGBTQ+ family : an interdisciplinary journal2024
Disability Status and Associations with Family Social Support and Identity Disclosure among Gender Minority Youth.
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- A scoping review of the lived experiences of gender diverse children and youth with disabilities.International journal of transgender health · 2026Review
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Despite evidence that indicates sexual and gender minority (SGMY) youth with disabilities experience heightened health disparities compared to SGMY without disabilities, it remains unclear how potential social institutions (e.g., families) may be uniquely related to the health of SGMY with disabilities. To better understand the intersection of gender minority identity and disability status, the current study examined how disability relates to experiences of both general and SGM-specific family social support, gender identity disclosure to family, and stress related to gender/sexuality identity disclosure among gender minority youth (GMY;
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