Supporting filipino LGBTQ+ youth: development of evidence-informed self-help materials

Self-stigma and minority stress necessitate programmes and interventions that consider and respond to how LGBTQ+ individuals evaluate, cope with, and seek support in relation to these stressors and their sources. Self-help materials are potentially useful in supporting the development of skills and knowledge that may help LGBTQ+ youth cope with minority stress and self-stigma. This study developed 54 online self-help resources for Filipino LGBTQ+ youth. The developed materials were evaluated by twenty-four respondents representative of LGBTQ+ youth and advocates, content experts, and community partners to obtain quantitative and qualitative feedback. The self-help materials were rated positively indicating that the materials were attractive, understandable, acceptable, believable, relatable, relevant, and motivational to a considerable extent. The materials developed may prove helpful in providing Filipino LGBTQ+ youth with evidence-informed, contextually grounded self-help resources to support and promote their mental health.

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Culture Health & Sexuality
Published
2025-03-23
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https://doi.org/10.1080/13691058.2025.2479704
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1
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LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy
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Supporting filipino LGBTQ+ youth: development of evidence-informed self-help materials

Tristan B. Gamalinda, Angelique Pearl Virtue P. Villasanta, Ryan Angelo P. Camacho, Anne Therese Marie B. Martin
1 citations
Culture Health & Sexuality
LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy
2.44
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Supporting filipino LGBTQ+ youth: development of evidence-informed self-help materials

Tristan B. Gamalinda, Angelique Pearl Virtue P. Villasanta, Ryan Angelo P. Camacho, Anne Therese Marie B. Martin
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Abstract

Self-stigma and minority stress necessitate programmes and interventions that consider and respond to how LGBTQ+ individuals evaluate, cope with, and seek support in relation to these stressors and their sources. Self-help materials are potentially useful in supporting the development of skills and knowledge that may help LGBTQ+ youth cope with minority stress and self-stigma. This study developed 54 online self-help resources for Filipino LGBTQ+ youth. The developed materials were evaluated by twenty-four respondents representative of LGBTQ+ youth and advocates, content experts, and community partners to obtain quantitative and qualitative feedback. The self-help materials were rated positively indicating that the materials were attractive, understandable, acceptable, believable, relatable, relevant, and motivational to a considerable extent. The materials developed may prove helpful in providing Filipino LGBTQ+ youth with evidence-informed, contextually grounded self-help resources to support and promote their mental health.

Culture Health & SexualityVol. 27(11)
Ateneo de Manila University (PH)
United States Agency for International Development
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 15%
LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy
2.44
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