Affirming a person’s identity is suicide prevention. In this article, I discuss the reasons why being LGBTQ+ friendly as a healthcare provider is imperative to the safety and wellness of the LGBTQ+ community.
The oldest profession has existed under varying conditions and statuses of legality throughout the world and time. Learn about different types of sex work, the difference between sex work and sex trafficking, cultural and safety considerations for sex workers, and how different legal statues impact sex workers.
With children being online more it can be difficult to know what is happening in the virtual world. These red flags may not mean that a child is experiencing online grooming however they could be indicators to check in and have a conversation.
Talking about mental health in BIPOC communities is important to bring awareness to the mental health struggles of BIPOC communities, know where we need to improve services, and how we can support those who need mental health interventions.
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