A conceptual framework for queer, black womxn sexual assault survivors: an adaptation of the minoritised stress model.
A conceptual framework for queer, black womxn sexual assault survivors: an adaptation of the minoritised stress model.
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酷儿、黑人女性性侵犯幸存者的概念框架：少数压力模型的改编。
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10.1080/13691058.2022.2089734
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2023
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Thamotharan,Sneha
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Behler,AlexandreaC;George,Nevita;Collibee,Charlene;Hamilton,Lindsey;Oleson,ErikB;Thamotharan,Sneha
在美国，酷儿，黑人妇女经历了令人震惊的性侵犯，导致幸存者的心理和身体健康不良后果。对这些文献进行了综合，以了解他们独特的生活经历和需求。本文提出了一个修正的Meyer的微型化压力框架，以理解影响酷儿、黑人妇女性侵幸存者的显著临床因素，包括那些与多重微型化身份相关的因素：基于酷儿的创伤、基于种族的创伤、文化背叛创伤和厌世。鉴于受害、边缘化和歧视的比率很高，心理学家和其他与这一群体成员合作的人应该参与并解决这些因素，以提供符合文化、性肯定和有效的精神健康治疗和护理。
Queer, Black womxn experience sexual assault at an alarming rate in the USA leading to adverse mental and physical health outcomes in survivors. A synthesis of the literature was conducted to understand their unique lived experiences and needs. This article proposes an adapted Meyer’s Minoritised Stress framework to understand salient clinical factors impacting Queer, Black womxn sexual assault survivors, including those associated with multiple minoritised identities: Queer-based trauma, race-based trauma, cultural betrayal trauma, and misogynoir. Given the high rates of victimisation, marginalisation and discrimination, psychologists and others working with members of this population should engage with and address these factors to provide culturally responsive, sexually affirming and effective mental health treatment and care.