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Subject(s)

• Hispanic Americans—Psychology [Browse]

Author

• Chavez-Dueñas, Nayeli Y. [Browse]

Series

Explorations in mental health series [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• The diverse historical roots of today's Latino/as : learning from our past to move into the future
• Skin color differences within Latino/as : historical & contemporary implications of colorism
• The history of Latino/a in the United States : journeys of hope, struggle & resilience
• Socio-historical construction of Latino/a gender ideologies : integrating indigenous and contemporary perspectives into treatment
• Adapting to a new country : models & theories of acculturation applied to the diverse Latino/a population
• Skin color matters : towards a new framework that considers racial and ethnic identity development among Latino/as
• Towards a complex understanding of mental health service utilization among Latino/as : considering context, power, and within group differences
• Roots of connectedness : application of Latino/a cultural values in mental health care
• Culturally responsive and racially conscious mental health approaches with Latino/as
• The impact of Latino/a psychology on racially & ethnically diverse students and professionals.

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ISBN

• 9781138851535 ((hardcover))
• 1138851531 ((hardcover))

LCCN

2016008909

OCLC

942840808

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