Abstract
LGBTQ youth are at increased risk for poor mental health outcomes, including attempting suicide. The aim of this presentation is to describe the way in which The Trevor Project reaches LGBTQ youth in crisis through our crisis intervention services as well as how our research team engages in innovative research that informs our understanding of LGBTQ youth mental health from an intersectional perspective.
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