This study examines how state-level policies and access to school counselors are associated with mental health disparities among LGBQ+ youth in the United States. Findings highlight the role of supportive policy environments and school mental health resources in reducing disparities in adolescent mental health outcomes.
State policies, school counselors, and mental health disparities among LGBQ+ youth
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