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 …

The association between religion and health has been the subject of growing interest in
academia. However, limited reviews of such studies in Canada exist. The paper …

Psychological services are culturally encapsulated for dominant cultural groups, and racial
minorities underutilize treatment even though they suffer from more severe psychological …

The myth of the well-adjusted Asian American resulted from sample-biased research studies
that concluded that Asian Americans are physically healthier and financially better off than …

The present study attempted to examine the influence of culture-bound barriers such as
acculturation status, loss of face, and conception of mental health on the attitudes of Asian …

Each step of the refugee migratory journey has its own unique characteristics and mental
health consequences, which require much attention from social work service providers. In an …

The minority population in the United States is larger than the total population of all but 11
countries with Asian Americans comprising the third largest group. This review will be a …

Objective To explore the attitudes and factors in seeking professional psychological help
among a Chinese community-dwelling population in order to promote positive help-seeking …

There exists considerable research which reports that mental health disparities persist
among visible minority immigrants and refugees within Canada. Accessing mental health …

Studies have consistently found that East Asian immigrants in North America are less likely
to use mental health services even when they experience levels of distress comparable to …