The objective of this report was to investigate the relationship between Meyer's minority stress factors and dimensions of eudamonic and hedonic psychological well-being in studies that considered non-heteronormative adolescent, young and adult populations. In order to accomplish a proper search in the corresponding databases ten of them were selected. In them, it was found that there is a positive relationship between most minority stressors and psychological well-being, especially proximal factors, which present a higher level of statistically significant correlation. Likewise, it was identified that self-esteem turns is a moderator to reduce the impact of distal factors of minority stress such as discrimination in psychological well-being, resilience, and social support mediate the relationship between minority stress and psychological well-being and that authenticity has a positive r...