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How LGBT+ Young People Use the Internet in Relation to Their Mental Health and Envisage the Use of e-Therapy: Exploratory Study
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Online environments have long served as critical spaces for self-disclosure, peer connection, and identity exploration for LGBTQ+ youth.
“For LGBTQ+ youth in particular, online environments have long served as critical spaces for self-disclosure, peer connection, and identity exploration, functions that are especially vital for those living in unsupportive families or communities (Lucassen et al., 2018;Fish et al., 2022).”
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- Lucassen, M., Samra, R., Iacovides, I., Fleming, T., Shepherd, M., Stasiak, K., & Wallace, L.
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- JMIR Serious Games
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- JMIR Publications Inc.
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- 2018-12-21
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- 6
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- 4
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- e11249
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- 2291-9279
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- PMC6320432
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