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Everyday Sexisms in Therapy: Microaggressions Towards Members of Sexual Minorities, Gender Minorities, and Women Within Psychotherapeutic Dyads

2025-12-18

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<p>Microaggressions are a common phenomenon affecting minoritized individuals across a wide range of contexts. Their well-known cumulative detrimental effect on mental health raises questions not only in regard to etiological, but also health services research. Initial evidence suggests that microaggressions within psychotherapeutic contexts might harm both process and outcome variables within specific (e.g., raci...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/awr8y_v1

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