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Let's chat about something important: research indicates that within the Latina community, both older adults and youth face heightened mental health challenges linked to immigration and acculturation processes. Over the past decade, Serious Mental Illness (SMI) rates have seen significant increases, rising from 4 percent to 6.4 percent among Latino individuals aged 18-25 and from 2.2 percent to 3.9 percent in the 26-49 age group from 2008 to 2018. Similarly, rates of major depressive episodes have shown worrisome trends, with percentages climbing too. These statistics underscore the pressing need for targeted mental health support and resources tailored to the unique cultural and generational challenges faced by the Latino population. Addressing these mental health disparities requires comprehensive strategies that acknowledge and respond to the complex intersections of immigration, acculturation, and mental well-being. - https://lnkd.in/gFnAYuD9 #MentalHealthAwareness #LatinxHealth #HispanicMentalHealth #Acculturation #ImmigrationHealth #MinorityHealth #MentalHealthDisparities #YouthMentalHealth #PublicHealth #HealthEquity

The demand for mental health services that transcend language barriers is skyrocketing. As globalization continues to increase and people become more mobile, mental health professionals are faced with the challenge of providing care to diverse populations. Effective communication is at the heart of successful therapy, but language differences can create significant obstacles. This is why there's an urgent need for mental health professionals to develop strong linguistic and cultural competencies. Whether you're a therapist working with international clients or a counselor assisting immigrants and expatriates, enhancing your language skills is no longer optional—it's essential. How are you preparing to meet the needs of an increasingly diverse client base? ?? #MentalHealth #CulturalCompetence #Globalization

Shout out to one of our amazing Professors, Dr. Nancy Hi?u Nguy?n, who was recently featured in an article from the @latimes titled, "A Guide to Mental Health in Vietnamese". Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g_DzpvEF #mentalhealthawareness #latimes #concordiairvine

Let's chat about something important: mental health disparities for Latinas. It's a real issue that doesn't get talked about enough. Latinas often face unique challenges like cultural stigma or not having access to mental health care that understands their background. What's even more concerning is that Latinas are less likely to seek help for mental health issues compared to others. This can really impact their well-being and quality of life, leading to higher rates of depression, anxiety, and even suicide attempts. We need to shine a light on these disparities and make sure Latinas have the support and resources they need. Let's break down the stigma, offer culturally sensitive care, and encourage Latinas to prioritize their mental health. - https://loom.ly/-VbI6sA #MentalHealthDisparities #LatinasMentalHealth #BreakTheStigma #CulturalStigma #AccessToCare #MentalHealthAwareness #SupportLatinas #MentalHealthResources #EndTheStigma #LatinaWellness #MentalHealthInLatinx #EmpowerLatinas #SeekHelp #LatinxMentalHealth #CulturallySensitiveCare #SupportSystem

Embracing Personal Growth in Global Transitions: The Right to Specialized Mental Health Care Yesterday I had an insightful conversation with my colleague, Jennie Linton, about the critical need for mental health care that truly reflects the realities of those navigating life across borders. Together, we've been developing guidelines for #mentalhealthcare #bestpractices, and one key topic consistently stands out: the right we have as clients to be supported by professionals with the proper #training. Moving abroad is a profound experience, filled with excitement but also unique emotional and mental health challenges. In our work, Jennie and I have noticed how often people in #globaltransitions feel #misunderstood or underserved by mental health professionals who may not be familiar with the complexities of expat life. We believe it’s so important to raise #awareness of this issue. As clients, we need professionals who not only understand these challenges but are trained to provide effective, culturally #sensitive care. Our mental health processes often differ from standardized approaches, and we have the right to expect that these unique experiences are considered before any diagnosis, medication, or intervention is made. We deserve care from professionals who specialize in our reality—people who recognize that adjusting to life in a foreign land takes time and that this #adjustmentperiod is crucial to our mental health journey. Help us raise awareness and improve mental health care for expats! If you’ve ever faced challenges in finding the right professional support, we’d love to hear from you. And if you found a professional that had the right tools and/or approach too!! Please contribute to this important discussion by sharing your experience in this brief questionnaire: https://lnkd.in/dxqkWJZK Let's ensure that mental health professionals are equipped to meet the needs of expats and others in global transitions. Share this post with anyone you know who might be struggling to find the right support. Together, we can advocate for better mental health care tailored to our experiences. Sonia Lospitao Lisa Ferentz, LCSW-C, DAPA Dr. Kristin Neff #ExpatMentalHealth #GlobalTransitions #MentalHealthAwareness #CrossCulturalCare #MentalHealthAdvocacy #PersonalGrowthAbroad #CulturallySensitiveCare #MentalHealthSupport #ExpatLifeChallenges #TailoredTherapy #SpecializedCare #MentalHealthMatters #EmotionalWellbeing #TherapyForExpats #ExpatsCommunity

Navigating the immigration process can be challenging for mental health. Here are five key techniques that can help immigrants maintain their well-being: - Seek Cultural Support: Connect with communities that share your cultural background to combat isolation and maintain a sense of identity. - Practice Self-Care: Prioritize activities that promote physical and emotional well-being, such as exercise, meditation, or hobbies. - Utilize Professional Help: Don't hesitate to seek support from mental health professionals experienced in immigration-related issues. - Build a Support Network: Develop relationships with locals and other immigrants to create a strong support system. - Stay Informed: Understanding the immigration process can reduce anxiety. Seek reliable information and legal advice when needed. Remember, taking care of your mental health is crucial during this significant life transition.

For Mental Health Awareness Month, Helen Keller National Center is pleased to feature our Professional Development course, Working with Individuals Who Are DeafBlind: A Course for Mental Health Professionals. ? This course provides mental health professionals with information and resources that will help them assist individuals who are DeafBlind and their support network as they adjust to a dual sensory loss and the impact it has on their life including change of identity, role in the family, communication and social interactions. ? This video is the introduction to the course. ? Register: https://lnkd.in/e2GWgMXd Course Fee: $29.99 NASW CE Hours: 4.0 CRC CE Hours: 4.0 ? The HKNC Learning Center is an online portal for access to a variety of learning experiences related to working with individuals who are DeafBlind. Courses are available in both English and Spanish. ? A thumbnail graphic reads “Working with Individuals Who Are Deafblind: A Course for Mental Health Professionals.” In dark blue text over a white background. The HKNC logo is in white at the bottom center of the graphic. Video Transcript: Hello, my name is Bryen, and I'm DeafBlind. In a professional capacity, I've worked with various groups of DeafBlind individuals. I also receive services from a mental health professional. Through my experience of working with and being a part of the DeafBlind community, I have come to learn that you have to approach each person as a unique individual. As mental health professionals, this program will teach you how to interact with DeafBlind clients and what resources are available for you and for your clients. Often, DeafBlind people live in isolation. As these individuals face difficult situations, they frequently don't have anyone to process with or turn to. ? This can cause frustrations and difficulties to build up within the person. This makes your role as a mental health professional all the more important. You will be there to listen, and you will be the one they turn to. This program will teach you how to both listen and respond to DeafBlind individuals. ? It will also teach you how to find salient resources, the different roles that family can play in the life of an individual who is DeafBlind, how their cultural identity comes into play, why the onset of their vision and hearing matter, and other various factors that may impact a DeafBlind person's life. ? It's crucial that mental health professionals really understand that the DeafBlind population is unlike any other population. There are so many factors that can affect their mental health and affect your work with them. We hope you enjoy the program! ? #HelenKellerServices #DeafBlind #Blind #Accessibile #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #MentalHealth #MentalHealthAwareness #ProfessionalDevelopment #Resources #MentalHealthProfessionals

As professionals working with immigrants, it's crucial to be attentive to stress signs that can affect the mental health and well-being of this vulnerable group. In this video, we explore key indicators that might go unnoticed but are vital for effective support. Points covered: - Subtle behavioral signs of stress in diverse cultural contexts - Impact of culture shock on immigrants' mental health - Strategies for creating an environment of trust and open communication - Culturally sensitive techniques for discussions about mental health As professionals, our ability to identify and address these signs early can make a significant difference in immigrants' adaptation and success in their new environments. Share your experiences and insights in the comments. #ImmigrantMentalHealth #CulturalCompetence #ImmigrantSupport #ProfessionalDevelopment #MentalHealth #Immigration

???????????????? ???????? ??????????! ?? Did you know that Psychotherapy Centers are revolutionizing mental health services with Multilingual DTP? ???????? ???? ???? ?? Multilingual Desktop Publishing (DTP) for psychotherapy is making the design of therapy-related materials in multiple languages. For Eg: brochures, pamphlets, workbooks, or informational guides to provide mental health support. I'm thrilled to share with you the transformative impact of these centers on community health which pave the way for inclusive and accessible therapy for all. ? ???????? ?????? ?? ???????????????????? ???????? ??????: ??. ????????????????-?????????????????? ??????????????: Therapy services in multiple languages, ensuring that individuals from diverse backgrounds feel understood and supported - Right from the landing page to communicating with a professional. ??. ???????????????????? ?????????????????? ????????: Their therapists are not only fluent in multiple languages but also deeply attuned to cultural sensitivities, creating a safe and respectful space for healing; both online and offline. ??. ?????????????????? ???????????????? ????????????????: These centers organize workshops, support chat groups, and outreach programs for specific cultural communities. With multilingual DTP, they reach a wider set of individuals in need. ??. ???????????????????? ??????????????????: Knowledge is power, and it should be accessible to all. Their main strategy is to provide a wealth of resources in multiple languages, empowering individuals to take charge of their mental health journey. A study published in the Journal of Counseling Psychology found that culturally competent care improves treatment outcomes, yet only 10% of mental health professionals feel adequately trained to work with diverse populations. ???????? ???? ???????????????????? ???? ??????? ????????????????????? ??????'?? ???????????? ????? ???????? ?????? ?????????????? ????????? ?????????????? ???? ?????????????????? ??????????????? ????????-?????????? ?????? ??????. ???????????????, ???? ?????? ???????? ?? ????????????????????. ????????? ??????? ???????? ???? ?????? ?? ???????????? ????? ???????????????? ???? ????? ?????????? ???? ???????????????????? ?????????????????? ???? ???????????? ?????????? ????????.?

PRIDE 2024 June offers an opportunity to come together and celebrate LGBTQIA+. ? Celebrations often include Pride Parades, picnics, parties, workshops and are commemorated in many places around the world. Memorials are also held for those members of the LGBTQIA+ who have been lost to hate crimes of HIV/AIDS. ? Pride is about recognising the impact that this community have had on history locally, nationally and internationally. For some though Pride can be a tough time that magnifies feelings of shame or stigma that may have been around for some time.? Being LGBTQIA+ does not cause mental health problems, but some things you may go through as an LGBTQIA+ person can make you more likely to experience a mental health problems. Navigating your sexuality, identity and experiences can be challenging, so it’s important to look after your mental health and wellbeing during this time and beyond. Some of the things you can do to support your mental health include:- Talk to a friend - share your feelings with someone you trust. It can make a big difference to just get things off your chest. Join a LGBTQ+ group - being around people who get what you’re going through can be so empowering See a counsellor - counselling can offer a safe space where you can talk through what’s going on and help find your way. https://lnkd.in/eyvj8jf