Shelley Craig

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University of Toronto

Canada

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Shelley Craig is a Professor at the University of Toronto, Canada. Her research focuses on LGBTQ+ affirmative practices, mental health interventions, and the experiences of sexual and gender minority youth. Recent publications include studies on digital microaggressions, the impact of social media on youth, and the perspectives of bereaved parents on youth suicide care systems.

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David J Brennan

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University of Toronto

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Articles (27)

LGBTQ + Affirmative CBT: a hierarchical linear model of longitudinal outcomes and mechanisms of change

Suicide among youth and young adults in Canada: bereaved parents’ perspectives on the systems of care

Digital microaggressions and LGBTQ+ youth: exploring potential impacts and opportunities for educational intervention

Developing a cultural eye and mapping mental health and health competence in social work curricula: a community–engaged competency framework

Engaging and strengthening youth through international community‐based research: Implementation and evaluation of an International Youth Advisory Board

“I’ve survived a lot of things that not everyone survives”: A digital photo elicitation study of the roles of social media in the lives of child welfare-involved sexual and gender diverse youth

Risk and resilience in a time of crisis: The experiences of LGBTQ+ youth and young adults participating in a virtual AFFIRMative CBT group (AFFIRM Online) during the COVID-19 pandemic, 2020–2022

Understanding youth and young adult cannabis use in Canada post-legalization: a scoping review on a public health issue

Introduction to Sexual and Gender Diversity in Social Services

Hospital social workers and mental health: essential roles during the COVID-19 pandemic

Social participation of the older sexual minority population: CLSA data

Sexual orientation and cognition in aging populations: Results from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging

Impact of Neighborhood Deprivation on Aging Sexual Minority People's Depression: Results from the CANUE and CLSA data

Community-based participatory action research with LGBTQIA+ youth during the COVID-19 pandemic: Reflections from a collaborative autoethnography

Youth cannabis use in Canada post-legalization: service providers’ perceptions, practices, and recommendations

Emotions, Agency, and Materiality: Embodiment of Homophobic Discrimination Amongst Mexican LGBTQ+ Youth

Capturing Resilience: Utilizing the Brief Child and Youth Resilience Measure with Sexual and Gender Minority Youth

Exploring a self-compassion intervention with LGBTQIA+ youth and young adults

Assessing the Fidelity of an Affirmative Cognitive Behavioral Group Intervention

Microaggressions based on sexual orientation and the mental health of gay men youth in three Mexican Cities

A Scoping Review to Guide Social Work Policy-Practice for Pandemic Recovery

Promoting community and competence: the development and evaluation of an international research training network of sexual and gender diverse (SGD) emerging scholars

Examining the Role of Peer and Family Belongingness in the Mental Health of Black LGBTQ + Youth

Processes and Manifestations of Digital Resilience: Video and Textual Insights From Sexual and Gender Minority Youth

Building bridges and breaking down silos: A framework for developing interdisciplinary, international academic-community research collaborations for the benefit of sexual and gender minority youth

Experiences of COVID-19 pandemic-related stress among sexual and gender minority emerging adult migrants in the United States

Artistic expression as a source of resilience for transgender and gender diverse young people

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David J Brennan

Ali Pearson

Daragh T. McDermott

Andrew David Eaton

Keith Watts

Judith Logan

Toula Kourgiantakis

Rachelle Ashcroft

Lauren McInroy

Jonathan Singer

Charmaine C. Williams

John Anderson

Nelson Pang

Travis Scheadler

Breana Bietsch

Peter Adam Newman

Michael Dentato

Frank Dillon

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