Primary factors
A parent of low-socioeconomic status has to do this to support their family
What is work multiple jobs
one of the biggest contributors to mental health difficulties among minority groups
what is socioeconomic status
This protective factor provides children with appropriate warmth, monitoring, support, safety, and encouragement which fosters resilience
What is Positive Home and School Environments?
This attitude that practitioners can use to demonstrate a commitment to the practice of cultural competence is based on using a variety of verbal and nonverbal responses, approaches, or styles to suit the cultural context of the client
What is Flexibility?
What are racial and ethnic minority youths less likely to receive when they go to a hospital which discourages health care use
What is quality care?
Maltreatment, parental incarceration, neighborhood violence and parental instability are examples of this
What are exposure to childhood adversities
a belief that makes minority groups less likely to seek mental health treatment
what is cultural stigma
The formation of emotional connections among family members through consistent and structured family routines can be positively influenced by this
What is Stable Parental Mental Health?
This attitude that practitioners can use to demonstrate a commitment to the practice of cultural competence is based on understanding the client’s experiences of racism, stereotyping, and discrimination
What is Sensitivity?
Adult gatekeepers of mental health services such as caregivers, teachers, doctors, and service providers should do this to help promote positive mental health among youth
What is identifying mental health needs and facilitating referrals and access to services?
This should be done in order to help families with exposure to adversities
What is maintain close relationships between the mental health and educational system and work with the child and family as a whole.
reflecting on what one knows about a particular group and what one does not know about the unique values, experiences, meanings, and goals of the individual in the therapy room, regardless of their group membership
cultural humility
This is associated with stronger social networks, greater access to resources, and increased civic engagement
What is religious and community involvement of youths as well as their parents?
This therapeutic tool is a visual depiction of the relationships between individuals and their support networks, which practitioners can use to conceptualize the client’s relationships—both positive and negative—and note the flow or lack of resources the client has
What is an Ecomap?
This attitude that practitioners can use to demonstrate a commitment to the practice of cultural competence is based on maintaining a nonjudgmental attitude toward the client
What is Acceptance?
Implicit bias and how it influences practitioners’ cultural competence
What is occurs below conscious awareness and leads to the belief that minorities are less intelligent, more violent, more likely to abuse drugs, etc, lowers cultural competence.
Someone who stands in the way of an adolescent seeking mental health resources.
Guardian gatekeeper
A process that fosters positive identity in youth by teaching them about race and ethnicity
What is racial and ethnic socialization?
This is a clinical approach in which practitioners uphold four principles to help clients make behavioral changes: express empathy and avoid arguing, develop discrepancy, roll with resistance, and support the client’s self-efficacy
What is Motivational Interviewing?
This can act as a buffer against the harm that risk factors impose
What are safe and supportive environments and relationships
The consequences of unexamined implicit bias
What are wrongful diagnoses, excessive placement in the prison pipeline, culturally insensitive care, and many more.
physicians should practice this to deconstruct their own biases when it comes to serving minority populations.
A practitioner should do this to ensure positive mental health outcomes among youth
What is looking for and connecting youth with a variety of positive adult role models in a child’s family, school, community, or religious group to provide the necessary assistance and support?
Practitioners should adopt this framework, which broadly considers the complex interplay between individual, family, community, social, cultural, and political factors and relationships between these variables in promoting positive outcomes
What is the Social Ecological Framework?
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What is Marston