Modeling change in suicidal ideation among transgender adults: a within-person intensive longitudinal test of gender minority stress and resilience theory.

Transgender and nonbinary (trans) people face elevated risk for suicidal ideation (SI); yet, many do not experience SI, necessitating study of mechanisms contributing to, or buffering against, trans suicide risk. Gender minority stress and resilience theories have been tested cross-sectionally; however, no work has tested these models in the daily lives of suicidal trans adults. Trans adults with past-month suicidal thoughts or behaviors ( N  = 47) were enrolled for a virtual research study involving a baseline set of interviews and questionnaires, followed by a 4-week ecological mom