This section addresses the mental health challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community, often arising from discrimination and a lack of social support, according to the “Minority Stress Model.” Despite growing acceptance in many countries, LGBTQ+ individuals continue to suffer from discrimination and mental health issues, including depression and suicidality. Their psychological vulnerability is exacerbated by insufficient social support and frequent rejection within their social environment, which limits typical resilience factors. Structural barriers in the healthcare system and pathologization add further burdens, particularly for transgender and nonbinary individuals. The section underscores the necessity of healthcare tailored to the needs of the LGBTQ+ community. Recommendations include respectful treatment, reduced pathologization, and heightened awareness among healthcare professionals. It also suggests that psychological issues should be viewed as reactions to discrimination rather than individual deficiencies.