Sweeper, Darryl, Jr. & Cort, Natalie A. (2019, April 12). Understanding Intersectionality in Health Psychology. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/achieving-excellence-through-diversity-in-psychology-and-counseling/201904/understanding

Understanding Intersectionality in Health Psychology

Mental Health First Aid USA. (2019, July 11). Four Ways Culture Impacts Mental Health. Mental Health First Aid. https://www.mentalhealthfirstaid.org/2019/07/four-ways-culture-impacts-mental-health/

Mental Health First Aid: Four Ways Culture Impacts Mental Health

Arora, P. G. & Algios, A. (2019). School-Based Mental Health for Asian American Immigrant Youth: Perceptions and Recommendations. Volume 10 (Issue 2).166-181. dx.doi.org/10.1037/aap0000142

School - Based Mental Health for Asian American Immigrant Youth: Perceptions and Recommendations

1. Mental Health First Aid
2. Understanding Intersectionality in Health Psychology
3. School-Based Mental Health for Asian American Immigrant Youth: Perceptions and Recommendations

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1. Cultural Stigma
2. Understanding symptoms
3. Community Support
4. Resources

Four Ways Culture Impacts Mental Health

Intersectionality examines the experiences of people who are experiencing discrimination on the basis of two or more marginalized identities at the same time, and how this differs from experiencing discrimnination on the basis of these identities individually.  Because of this depending on context, we all have areas where we experience privilege, as well as areas of oppression

For example, the stereotypes or preconceived notions held about black women are not merely a combination of those held about black people and those held about women, but a unique intersection of racism and sexism that black women experience differently from either black men or white women.

Intersectionality

References for Cultural Risk Factors

- School-Based Mental Health for Asian American Immigrant Youth: Perceptions and Recommendations

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Research for Cultural Risk Factors

Each culture will look at mental health differently.

How Culture Impacts Mental Health: Cultural Stigma

Cultures look at symptoms differently too, which can impact not only if someone chooses to talk about it but also if they recognize what they are going through.

How Culture Impacts Mental Health: Understanding Symptoms

 Stigma in cultures can make someone feel alone when finding support. Someone's family and community will each have their own opinions about mental health support.

How Culture Impacts Mental Health: Community Support.

 It can be hard for minority groups to find someone who understands their needs AND specific cultural factors (see child node about intersectionality).

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