We compare unemployed and underemployed Mexican and Colombian immigrants in the
United States with people in the countries of origin in similar conditions, to better understand …

Studies have shown that cultural changes can positively or negatively affect psychological,
behavioral, and physical outcomes when different cultures come into continuous contact …

The current migrant health literature tends to focus on what determines immigrants' mental
health rather than how pathways such as psychosocial resources mediate the relationship …

African immigrants represent a rapidly expanding group of immigrants in the United States.
In New York City, Africans constitute the fastest growing segment of immigrants but the …

Using data from the 2002-2012 National Health Interview Surveys, this study examines the
association between duration of stay in the United States and serious psychological distress …

In this chapter, we focus on an overview of clinical issues in Asian American mental health.
In particular, we focus on psychological distress and its manifestation within different …

Latinx immigrants represent a large segment of the immigrant population in the United
States. While immigrants tend to be healthier than native-born people, they experience a …

Recent research shows that although Black individuals in the US do not have a higher
prevalence of psychiatric disorders compared with White individuals, they evidence a high …

" Canada is in one respect like the kingdom of Heaven: those who come at the eleventh hour
will receive the same treatment as those who have been in the field tor a long time. We want …

Immigrants face stressors that are unique to the migration experience and can cause or
exacerbate mental health outcomes. The Latinx immigrant population in the United States is …