Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) individuals experience increased risk for mental health challenges, such as depression and anxiety. Many LGBTQ individuals experience barriers to accessing formal psychotherapy. This study suggests that a peer-facilitated application of the LGBTQI Workbook for CBT may be a valuable resource for LGBTQ individuals experiencing depression and/or anxiety symptoms. To effectively implement the workbook, facilitators may need to supplement workbook content as written by: (a) providing guidance while introducing, applying, and integrating exercises; (b) engaging in post-exercise guided questioning to facilitate future application of intervention strategies; and (c) delivering supplemental psychoeducation and recommending additional strategies for managing mental health challenges.
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