Experience of Racism as a Correlate of Developmental and Health Outcomes Among Urban Adolescent Mental Health Clients

Surko, Michael; Ciro, Dianne; Blackwood, Caryl; Nembhard, Michael; Peake, Ken

doi:10.4324/9781315821184-13

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“…However, other risk factors appear to be somewhat unique to racial/ ethnic groups. For example, experiencing racism and discrimination, increased stigma, and acculturative stress have all be associated with poor mental health outcomes in communities of color (Hall & Yee, 2012;Surko, Ciro, Blackwood, Nembhard & Peake, 2005;Thoma & Huebner, 2013), Hovey & Magana (2003) found that among adult female migrant farmworkers, suicidal ideation was associated with higher levels of acculturative stress. Kim, DeCoster, Huang & Chiriboga (2011) conducted a meta-analytic study to examine racial/ethnic differences in the factor structure of the Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale (CES-D).…”

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The role of culture in suicide prevention in adolescents.

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International Journal of Behavioral Consultation and Therapy

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This paper examines the role of culture in suicide prevention for adolescents. The paper examines racial and ethnic differences in suicidal behaviors, examines the cultural context of suicidal behaviors in adolescents, and reviews the research on suicide preventions that are culturally relevant for racial/ethnic youth. Suggestions for ways to make suicide prevention programs more culturally salient are discussed.

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