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Coming Out of the Dark

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Editorial

EDITORIAL Ketki Ranade

PDF 133-142

Articles

Taboo, Rehabilitation or Affirmation? Arguing for Shifts in the Emerging Discourse on Queer Mental Health in India Ketki Ranade

PDF 143-164

Queering Cognitive Behaviour Therapy: A Review of Queer Affirmative CBT and Reflections on its Indian Adaptation Jagruti Wandrekar, Advaita Nigudkar

PDF 165-192

Reflective Practice in Trans Affirmative Care Mohan S. Raju

PDF 193-212

Mapping Queerlands: Meeting Children in Queerlands Using Narrative Practices Raviraj Shetty

PDF 213-228

Trans-cending Traditional Ideas of Therapy: Working with Trans Clients in Urban India Sadaf Vidha, Aryan Somaiya

PDF 229-250

Exploring the Experience of Microaggression Faced by Queer Individuals in Psychotherapeutic Settings in India Deepapriya Vishwanathan

PDF 251-270

Unique Couple Stressors among Same-sex Couples in Therapy: Perspectives from Counsellors Nikita Gagneja

PDF 271-290

Happily Ever After: Implications for Therapeutic Work with Queer Intimacies Deepak Dhananjaya

PDF 291-308

For Two Hours, I Can Be Myself: Peer Support Groups and Mental Health among LGBT+ Vinay Chandran

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Interview: In Conversation with Ranjita Biswas Ketki Ranade

PDF 327-332