1998
DOI: 10.1080/01926189808251109
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American Indians: Presenting concerns and considerations for family therapists

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“…Research also indicates that the failure of mental health providers to practice culturally relevant forms of treatment, along with factors such as fear, mistrust, and insensitivity to the clients, have contributed to the underuse of mental health services (Brucker and Perry 1998;Kim and Omizo 2003). There is a gap between international students who have considered seeking counseling services and those who actually do so.…”
Section: Help Seeking Behaviorsmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Research also indicates that the failure of mental health providers to practice culturally relevant forms of treatment, along with factors such as fear, mistrust, and insensitivity to the clients, have contributed to the underuse of mental health services (Brucker and Perry 1998;Kim and Omizo 2003). There is a gap between international students who have considered seeking counseling services and those who actually do so.…”
Section: Help Seeking Behaviorsmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…There were no restrictions on the number of sessions or on the frequency of contact. Thus, unlike many American Indians who may not be able to afford paying for continued therapy, this was not the case for Andrea (Brucker & Perry, 1998). Additionally, Andrea would be able to return for treatment in the future, if necessary, by contacting the psychologist directly.…”
Section: Managed Care Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Depression was the primary symptom presentation and is not uncommon among American Indians (Brucker & Perry, 1998). Hodge and Kipnis (1996) found that unsafe living arrangements, divorce, and family trouble were highly correlated with depressive symptoms in their sample of American Indians.…”
Section: Theoretical and Research Basismentioning
confidence: 99%
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