Forehand and Kotchick (1996) issued a wake-up call to the field to develop culturally
responsive interventions. Since that time, 11 meta-analyses on culturally adapted …

Using a modified social ecological model, we conducted a review of the literature and
nationwide statistics on African American health. We discuss the main social determinants of …

Although intersectionality has become part of the everyday lexicon, the field of psychology
has demonstrated resistance to the theory, which we argue reflects epistemic exclusion …

Mounting evidence indicates that there are mental health disparities in the United States that
disadvantage racial/ethnic minorities in medical and mental health settings. Less is known …

As the COVID-19 pandemic progresses, more African Americans than whites are falling ill
and dying from the virus and more are losing livelihoods from the accompanying recession …

Abstract The US Surgeon General's report Mental Health: Culture, Race, and Ethnicity—A
Supplement to Mental Health: A Report of the Surgeon General (US Department of Health …

Objective: Given the increasing diversity among older adults and changes in health policy,
knowledge is needed on potential barriers to health care for transgender and gender non …

African Americans reportedly have a greater severity of untreated mental health disorders
than any other known racial group. History purports that African Americans are more likely to …

Despite federal focus on reducing mental health disparities for Black Americans, mental
health disparities persist, resulting in reduced access to and benefit from mental health care …

Behavioral economic research demonstrates that alcohol and drug consumption is (a) an
inverse function of constraints on access to the substance and (b) a direct function of …