Do you identify as a bisexual man or man who is attracted to men and people of other genders? Do you have a troubling biphobic experience?

The Interventions to Reduce Stigma in Bisexual Men research exercises consist of an initial survey, then three days of online expressive writing or psychoeducation, and a follow up survey the next day and a month later. The research study asks participants to select a personal experience of biphobia that is causing lingering distress and explores healing through psychoeducation and expressive writing prompts. The interventions are at no cost to participants and can be completed at home. It designed to be accessible for bisexual people who might find it expensive or difficult to locate other affirmative supports. Interventions designed to reduce stigma in bisexual men have the potential to improve health outcomes like depression and reduce negative emotionality related to biphobic events (Levitt et al., forthcoming; Israel et al., 2019; Meyer, 2003). The first 100 participants will receive a $5 amazon gift card upon completion of day 4, $5 upon completion of day 5, and $5 upon completing the one month follow up Please click on the following link to begin the study:

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