Background Depression is a common mental health disorder but can be difficult to diagnose.
Its prevalence in Black mothers is nine times the national rate, possibly due to barriers in …

Objectives This study aimed to understand Black American women's attitudes toward
seeking mental health services and using mobile technology to receive support for …

Numerous US states mandate perinatal mood and anxiety disorder (PMAD) screening for
pregnant and postpartum individuals, yet despite these regulations, Black women have low …

2 PATHWAYS TO UPWARD ECONOMIC MOBILITY FOR BLACK WOMEN retirement
savings, and student loan debt. Despite their many economic contributions, today, Black …

Unmet needs of mental disorders heavily burden African American women, yet they
underutilize mental health treatment services. Much of the research to date has focused on …

Black Americans face unique challenges in America that impact their mental health.
Research as specifically shown that Black therapist experience unique challenges within …

Depression is one of the most widespread and disabling mental health disorders affecting
adults worldwide, and Black women bear a disproportionate burden of this disorder. With its …

Black women are diagnosed with depression at exponentially higher rates than their White
counterparts, and maladaptive perfectionistic traits such as self-critical perfectionism may be …

African Americans experience barriers to seeking mental health counseling such as cultural
mistrust, affordability, accessibility, availability of psychological services, one's education …

At least one billion people globally live with mental health conditions (MHCs), with men in
the global South often facing barriers to seeking support due to social stigma, cultural …