2001
DOI: 10.1037/0002-9432.71.2.153
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When immigration is trauma: Guidelines for the individual and family clinician.

Abstract: This paper considers two pertinent strands in the contemporary immigrant mental health literature: 1) the distinction made between stressors that are endemic to most immigrant experiences vs. those migration stressors that precipitate trauma per se; and 2) clinical guidelines that continue to refine the assessment of immigrants' presenting mental health problems, given the provision of services in institutions that are foreign to both the language and idioms of distress of the populations being served. Case vi… Show more

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“…There are multiple trends that are not well examined due to the diversity of family situations that are encountered: role of family separation and loss due to serial migration patterns (Falicov, 2002;Suárez-Orosco, Todorova, & Louie, 2002); children born in one country and socialized in a foreign country (Portes & Rumbaut, 2001;Ramakrishnan, 2004); acculturation and its impact on children's health (De Garmo & Martinez, 2006;Gonzales et al, 2006); family migration instability (Bacallao & Smokowski, 2007;Phinney, Ong, & Madden, 2000;Zayas, Lester, Cabassa, & Fortuna, 2005); and migration trauma (Perez Foster, 2001). Each of these areas has a distinct impact on the emotional and psychological wellbeing of children (Garcia Coll & Magnuson, 1997).…”
Section: Adjustment and Adaptation In Mexican And Mexican American Chmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are multiple trends that are not well examined due to the diversity of family situations that are encountered: role of family separation and loss due to serial migration patterns (Falicov, 2002;Suárez-Orosco, Todorova, & Louie, 2002); children born in one country and socialized in a foreign country (Portes & Rumbaut, 2001;Ramakrishnan, 2004); acculturation and its impact on children's health (De Garmo & Martinez, 2006;Gonzales et al, 2006); family migration instability (Bacallao & Smokowski, 2007;Phinney, Ong, & Madden, 2000;Zayas, Lester, Cabassa, & Fortuna, 2005); and migration trauma (Perez Foster, 2001). Each of these areas has a distinct impact on the emotional and psychological wellbeing of children (Garcia Coll & Magnuson, 1997).…”
Section: Adjustment and Adaptation In Mexican And Mexican American Chmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dat een vlucht in termen van verlies en nieuwe ervaringen zo omvangrijk en ingrijpend is, is voor een vluchteling meestal niet te voorzien en nog minder te overzien (Akhtar, 1999;Grinberg & Grinberg, 1989). Het vluchtproces kent verschillende fasen (Perez Foster, 2001;Gonsalves, 1992): premigratie, voorbereiding, vertrek en ballingschap, aankomst en asielaanvraag.…”
Section: Vroegere En Ballingschapgebonden Ervaringen: Het Vluchtprocesunclassified
“…For example, Perez Foster (2001) conducted research into how bilingualism impacts on the expression of trauma, while Ling (2000) used her bilingual skills to explore help seeking and help giving in Sawarak, Malaysia. There are a at UQ Library on May 19, 2010 myriad of possibilities for this type of research and application in social work.…”
Section: Making a Case For Bilingual Perspective(s) On Languagementioning
confidence: 99%