September 13, 2025JMIR Formative ResearchOpen Access

Needs and Expectations Associated With an e–Mental Health Intervention for Reducing Somatoform, Anxiety, and Depressive Symptoms in Sexual and Gender Minority Adults: Qualitative Participative Study

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Participants expressed a need for e-mental health interventions to address unique challenges faced by LGBTQIA+ people.
Healthcare professionals emphasized the importance of addressing minority stress and the coming-out process in therapy.
Themes included the provision of psychoeducation and the desire for inclusive support from therapists.
Direct interaction and personalized, nonheteronormative therapeutic approaches were highlighted by both participant groups.

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Qualitative participative study identifies expectations for reducing depressive and anxiety symptoms in LGBTQIA+ individuals, suggesting inclusive interventions.

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Mayer et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Qualitative participative study identifies expectations for reducing depressive and anxiety symptoms in LGBTQIA+ individuals, suggesting inclusive interventions.

Needs and Expectations Associated With an e–Mental Health Intervention for Reducing Somatoform, Anxiety, and Depressive Symptoms in Sexual and Gender Minority Adults: Qualitative Participative Study

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Needs and Expectations Associated With an e–Mental Health Intervention for Reducing Somatoform, Anxiety, and Depressive Symptoms in Sexual and Gender Minority Adults: Qualitative Participative Study

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