Mexican Americans and mental health: A selected review and recommendations for mental health service delivery - Keefe, Casas - 1980 () Citation Context ... viewing counselors as credible sources of help (Buhrke & Jorge, 1992); expectation that counselors will be hostile or cold (Keefe, 1979)...
30-country Ipsos survey for World Mental Health Day 2021 highlights wide age and gender gaps in how frequently people think about their mental health.
Research: Mental Health Parity Still Lacking for AmericansWHILE FEDERAL LAW requires insurers to cover mental health services on par with other health...Krisberg, Kim
(HealthDay)—Americans are becoming more positive about mental health, although some stigma remains, according to the results of a new poll released by the American Psychological Association (APA).
(HealthDay)—Americans may be more willing to talk about mental health issues these days, but misperceptions and stigmas persist, a new survey finds. The survey, of more than 3,000 U.S. adults, found that 70 percent said they feel people are more open to discussingmental healthcompared ...
The lowest rate of mental health service use among Asian victims indicates a possible gap between their needs to be met and mental health services available to them. It is crucial to increase access to mental health services for ethnic minorities. 展开 关键词: Domestic violence Asian Intimate ...
This year's theme is "young people and mental health in a changing world." To observe World Mental Health Day, Peng gave a talk at a seminar hosted by John George Psychiatric Hospital in San Leandro, California, on Wednesday night for parents of teenagers. ...
More than 40% of US adults say money is negatively impacting their mental health, according to Bankrate’s April 2022 Money and Mental Health report. 银率网4月份发布的《2022金钱与心理健康报告》指出,超过40%的美国成年人表示,金钱问题对他们的心理健康产生了负面影响。 'I was in debt off and on...
This study uses data from the Mental Health Modules of the General Social Survey (1996 and 2006) to understand why some Americans endorse the involuntary use of psychiatric medication. Results indicated that in 1996 and 2006, 28 percent of Americans believed that people with mental illness should...
Rising interest rates, inflation and unstable income are damaging the mental well-being of a growing number of Americans, according to a new survey from Bankrate. Money was cited by 52% of survey participants as having a negative impact on their mental health. That's more than any other ...