Virgo is all about getting down to business. School has started, summer is waning, and there are lots of things to attend to.

Saturn, the planet of challenge, authority, and responsibility, is presently in the revolutionary sign of Aquarius.

As an LGBT parent or if your child is one, you need to find LGBT-friendly pediatricians. Here are some things to keep in mind when looking.

This is the halfway mark. As we head to the halfway point of 2021 things are still a bit wobbly, in case you haven’t noticed.

When lesbian, gay, and bisexual adults are faced with homophobic statements, they experience stress that can contribute to heart disease.

June is a month of complex and dynamic change. Mercury Retrograde flips all the switches in the opposite direction. But planetary changes are not all bad.

A new study has determined the importance of parental consistency in their perspective of their lesbian and children's sexual orientation.

As May begins you might find yourself chomping at the bit. The key to working with planetary energies this month is patience.

We head into April with all the planets moving forward and the momentum of Spring urging us towards new starts and growth.

A UK charity group for LGBTQ young people reported that during the pandemic lockdown, there were more young lesbians who reported feeling lonely.

Bisexual women who are in relationship with straight, cis men are far less likely to be out than other bisexual women, a new study has revealed.

The Kaiser Family Foundation reported that many LGBT adults believe that it's everyone's responsibility to get COVID vaccination.

As we head into March, planets converge in watery, compassionate Pisces, the sign of the Empath, the Healer, and the Creator.

Intentions, resolutions, symbols and visualizations are all things that can help us to bring our goals into focus and bring our dreams into reality.

A study has found that lesbian, gay, and bisexual veterans have a higher risk of suicide, accounting for 3.8 percent of deaths among LGB veterans in 2017.

In a nutshell, 2021 looks better, but challenging. It is a year where we must constantly remind ourselves that the future is not predestined.

Members of sexual minorities in schools who reported carrying a weapon have higher odds of experiencing bullying and being victimized by bullies.

Despite facing higher heart disease risk, adults that identify as lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) are less likely to take statins.

2021 is almost here and it holds great promise. But we need to let go of our old dreams and create something different under great duress.

A new research has determined that lesbians, gays, and bisexuals are more vulnerable to dementia as they grow older because of depression.

November is another major turning point for fateful 2020. Mercury and Mars both go direct, which is definitely a good thing.

Buckle up and get ready for a wild ride. We have two Full Moons, the continuation of Mars Retrograde, Mercury going Retrograde, and then some!

A study has determined that those who have higher migraine risk are those who identify as gay, bisexual, or lesbian.

September is an important turning point, with two major planetary changes of direction that will set the stage for the remainder of this eventful year.

A study of extensive surveys has determined that international LGBTQ acceptance is linked to the suicide rates in the LGBTQ communities.

There are more UK LGBTQ people seeking mental well-being support from suicide-prevention groups as they try to survive the coronavirus lockdown.

The challenges and opportunities of 2020 just keep on rolling, with yet another eclipse, stirring up our group consciousness, urging us towards evolution.

A study on different types of women- straight, bisexual, and lesbian-- found that the lesbian body image has no significant impact on sexual satisfaction.

A recent study has reported that middle-aged and older LGB adults have higher rates of drug use as compared to their heterosexual counterparts.

2020 is obviously a year like no other, but that also means things can change for the better in ways we can’t imagine at the moment.