Coping with stigma: Implications for distress and well-being among trans and nonbinary adults.

= 206). Mediation analyses revealed that structural and interpersonal stigma predicted low coping use and social coping, but not concealment coping. Concealment coping was associated with higher distress and lower levels of well-being. Social coping did not predict distress, but did predict higher levels of well-being. These findings support the importance of addressing various forms of stigma to decrease distress and increase well-being among TNB individuals and shed light on the importance of social coping mechanisms. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2026 APA, all rights reserved).