Asian American communities have important and unmet mental health needs, but there is
comparatively little research data on process and outcomes that can guide evidence-based …

This qualitative study used snowball sampling of individuals known to provide informal
assistance to Asian American community members with their mental health problems in a …

In this paper, we present findings from a qualitative study that explored Indigenous people's
experiences of mental health and addictions care in the context of an inner-city area in …

Researchers have documented mental health disparities uniquely affecting African
Americans and have identified common help-seeking patterns and barriers to effective …

This special review summarizes and illustrates the state of our knowledge regarding the
mental health needs of American Indians and Alaska Natives. These needs are …

This article draws on an environmental scan and interviews with visible minority immigrants
in a small urban Atlantic community to report on gaps and opportunities for improving access …

Race and ethnicity are significant factors in distinguishing which individuals receive
treatment and services for their mental health problems. Regardless of the prevalence rates …

Attempts to address systemic barriers to accessing mental health services have often been
unable to generate adequate credibility and improve service use among members of ethnic …

A small yet growing body of literature recognizes the importance of a cultural perspective to
mental health services for Canadian Indigenous clients. Although the role of culture has not …

There has been ongoing national discourse about barriers to mental health care services in
Canada. The purpose of the study is to better understand these barriers, with a focus on …