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Cross Cultural Mental Health: Winter 2000 No. 9 (40 pages) PDF of Complete Issue (904kb) |
Table of Contents
- Editor's Message (Eric Macnaughton & Vinay Mushiana)
- Befriending Demons: Healing across Cultures [Guest Editorial] (Dr. Terry Tafoya)
- Culture-Specific Syndromes: It's all Relative (Sarah Hamid)
- How Does Stigma Present Itself in Different Cultural Communities?
(Perry Omeasoo, Cho Van Le, Norma Sanchez & Kala Singh) - Chinese Culture and Mental Health (Sophia Woo)
- Early Intervention and Cross Cultural Mental Health (Eric Macnaughton)
- Cultural Competence and 'The Knowledge Resource Base' (Eric Macnaughton)
- Doing Cross Cultural Clinical Assessments (Linda Hunt & Betsy Jo-Spicer)
- Caring and the Culture of Mental Health Professionals (Dr. M. Oluwafemi Agbayewa)
- The Multicultural Mental Health Liaison Program (Ron Peters)
- First Nations Liaison Work: A Feature Interview with Perry Omeasoo
- Working with the South Asian Community: Difficulties in Cross Cultural Assessment (Karin Rai)
- Mental Health and the African Community: A Service Provider's Account
(Dawit Shawel) - Mental Health and Disorder in Recent Immigrants (Dr. Soma Ganesan)
- When Two Cultures Collide (Dr. Kulbir Singh)
- Structural Barriers to Recovery in First Nations Communities (Glen Schmidt)
- The Mental Health System...as Racist? (Helen Turbett)
- Understanding White Power and Privilege (Gisèle Harrison)
- The South Asian Women's Support Group (Vinay Mushiana)
- Shakti Group Offers Strength, Enlightenment (Kanwal Grewalson)
- New Mental Health Web site: www.mentalhealthconsumer.net (Terry Morris)
- Voices of Diversity
- Working with Families of a First Nations Ancestry (Heather Baxter)
- Translated Mental Health materials: What's Available in BC?
- Brief Reports from Around the Province (Catharine Hume)
- CMHA and Multicultural Organizational Change: A Brief History of the National Cross Cultural Mental Health Project (Vinay Mushiana)
- Committed to BC's Health: National Depression Screening Day
(Marie-Claude Lacombe) - Diversity, Mental Health and the Community of Prince George (Karen Clark Verbisky)
- RESOURCES
