For the Love of Land and People: Cultural Reasons for Providing Care to Family Members With Dementia

Internalizing Symptoms in Children Being Reared by Grandparents in Rural Appalachia: Risk and Protective Factors

“…These assets include strong family ties, commitment to providing social support, and long standing, well-trusted organizations such as faith groups (Schoenberg, Hatcher, & Dignan, 2008). Family cohesion and support among family members are high priorities, and families provide a sense of identity and belonging (Lancki et al, 2018). Family cohesion is associated with lower anxiety and depression, less suicide ideation, and fewer suicide attempts among various cultural groups (Park, Unutzer, & Grembowski, 2014; Rapp, Lau, & Chavira, 2016; White, Shelton, & Elgar, 2014).…”