Mental Health Crisis: Hmong American Woman Shares Her Story

The mental health and acculturation status of hmong americans across two generations is examined in this paper; First generation refugees who were born outside the u. s. , and second. Current research suggests that hmong americans experience a high prevalence of mental health issues including depression, anxiety, and substance abuse as well as other health disparities. Major chronological research findings were compiled for this article and specific findings concerning the hmong and their mental health issues were compared to findings for other. How can the mental health system reduce disparities for hmong children, youth and adults?

In this edition, dr. I desire to bridge the importance of. Mar 12, 2012 · this article provides a comprehensive overview of the hmong in america and encompasses their mental health status for the past 35 years. Since their mass arrival to the. Results of this study revealed several common themes: Trends in research, depression, anxiety, adjustment issues, family issues, substance abuse, other mental health concerns, factors. The influence of hmong americans’ acculturation and cultural identity on attitudes toward seeking professional mental health care and services in comparison to traditional health.