Objective: Although the dire mental health needs of Indigenous communities are well
established in the literature, the empirical evidence for psychotherapeutic treatment for these …

Community-based participatory research bridges the gap between academic researchers
and the real-life issues of communities and offers promise for addressing racial and ethnic …

This review updates and extends Gone & Trimble's (2012) prior review of American Indian
(AI) and Alaska Native (AN) mental health. First, it defines AI/AN populations in the USA, with …

Objective: This conceptual article addresses “best practices” for Indigenous Peoples in the
United States and Canada. This topic is “thorny” both pragmatically (eg, rare representation …

This study examines whether African Americans with mental health complaints visit primary
care physicians more than psychiatrists, and whether they demonstrate this preference more …

Indigenous populations in the US and Pacific Islands are underrepresented in mental health
and substance abuse research, are underserved, and have limited access to mainstream …

The scarcity of information and psychiatric research for the South American region is
alarming (Seale et al., 2002). Although there are pioneering studies of psychiatric disorders …

Latina immigrants may be at increased risk for mental illnesses, but have less access to and
seek mental health services less often than Black and White counterparts. Guided by the …

Objective: Rural African Americans are disproportionately affected by social stressors that
place them at risk of developing psychiatric disorders. This study aimed to understand …

This article focuses on solutions to the lack of knowledge about mental disorders and
underutilization of behavioral health care by African Americans. The authors will provide an …