Crossing cultures can be a stimulating and rewarding adventure. It can also be a stressful
and bewildering experience. This thoroughly revised and updated edition of Furnham and …

This article emerges from a scoping review of over two decades of relevant literature on
immigrants' access to mental health services in Canada. Key online databases were …

Developments in communication and transportation technologies have resulted in the world
becoming an increasingly smaller place than ever before. We are truly entering a borderless …

The acculturation gap-distress model purports that immigrant children acculturate to their
new culture at a quicker pace than their parents, leading to family conflict and youth …

Many factors have been identified to explain differences in mental health problems between
migrant and native children: the process of migration, the ethnic minority position of …

The relations between parent and child acculturation and family and child adjustment were
examined among 91 immigrant Chinese families in Canada with early adolescents (average …

The Mental Health Commission of Canada's (MHCC) strategy calls for promoting the health
and wellbeing of all Canadians and to improve mental health outcomes. Each year, one in …

According to Lay and Nguyen (1998), in addition to the general daily hassles encountered
by most people, immigrants often face chronic difficulties specific to the acculturation …

The present study investigated acculturation to the Hispanic and American cultures and self‐
perceptions of competence among 123 Latino immigrant adolescents. The study tested a …

This study examined the impact of “acculturation gaps” on family adjustment of 115
adolescent refugees from the former Soviet Union and their parents. Acculturation and …