Our global era increasingly brings together ethno-culturally diverse individuals, families,
communities, and nations that differ in religion, economy, beliefs, and histories. Often, these …

Publisher Summary Given the cultural diversity of the United States population in the coming
decades, it is increasingly likely that mental health professionals will be providing services to …

Given the continued increase in mental health–related problems among African American
and Latino populations and the increased and continued immigration of Latino, Asian/Pacific …

Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the importance of cultural differences and
ethnography in the frequency and expression of mental health disorders. The …

Improving mental health care through culturally sensitive research and practice Culturally
sensitive practice is a vital component of effective mental health care in our increasingly …

Worldwide, increases in population growth and mobility have resulted in a society that is
increasingly multicultural in nature. Forced and voluntary migration, economic globalization …

The Handbook of Multicultural Mental Health, Second Edition, discusses the impact of
cultural, ethnic, and racial variables for the assessment, diagnosis, treatment, service …

Source. US Census Bureau 2000. lion Hispanics and nearly the same number of African
Americans. Asian Americans number about 10 million, and the Native American community …

First published in 2003. The most comprehensive book on the topic of multicultural mental
health, Culturally Diverse Mental Health addresses the challenge of counseling diverse …

Purpose–The population of the USA consists of a culturally diverse mix of individuals, many
of them recent immigrants, from a wide range of ethnic and racial groups. Given an …