Mental Health Care in the African-American Community
Herausgeber: Logan, Sadye; Gibson, Priscilla A; Denby, Ramona
Mental Health Care in the African-American Community
Herausgeber: Logan, Sadye; Gibson, Priscilla A; Denby, Ramona
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Mental Health Care in the African-American Community provides a practical, historical analysis of mental health research, policy, community, environment, and clinical practice as they affect the mental health of African-American individuals throughout the life span.
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Mental Health Care in the African-American Community provides a practical, historical analysis of mental health research, policy, community, environment, and clinical practice as they affect the mental health of African-American individuals throughout the life span.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 422
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Oktober 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 213mm x 154mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 626g
- ISBN-13: 9780789026125
- ISBN-10: 0789026120
- Artikelnr.: 22901007
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 422
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Oktober 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 213mm x 154mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 626g
- ISBN-13: 9780789026125
- ISBN-10: 0789026120
- Artikelnr.: 22901007
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Sadye M. L. Logan, DSW, ACSW, LICSW-CP, holds the I. DeQuincy Newman Endowed Professorship in Social Justice at the University of South Carolina College of Social Work. She teaches practice method courses and courses on family treatment. Her research interests include social justice issues impacting families and children, culturally specific services for children and families of color, the psycho-spiritual dimensions of practice and education, addictive behaviors, and racial identity development. Dr. Logan has written and published extensively in these areas. Ramona W. Denby, PhD, ACSW, is Associate Professor at the University of Nevada Las Vegas School of Social Work. Dr. Denby has worked with children and families in a wide capacity for more than ten years. Her teaching interests include direct practice, human behavior, child welfare, and culturally-specific service practice. Dr. Denby's research interests involve programming and treatment issues relevant to children and families. Specifically, Dr. Denby conducts research in the areas of child welfare, children's mental health, juvenile delinquency, and culturally-specific service delivery. She has published extensively in the leading social work journals. Pricilla A. Gibson, PhD, ACSW, LICSW, is an Associate Professor in the School of Social Work, College of Education and Human Development at the University of Minnesota. She is a licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW), who has over 25 years of direct social work practice experience with diverse populations. Her research interests include African-American grandmothers and other older caregivers in kinship care arrangements, qualitative research methods, African-American adolescents and their families, and adoption. She has published in the leading social work journals.
About the Editors. Contributors. Foreword. Acknowledgments. Introduction.
PART I: A Historical Overview and Contextual Factors. Chapter 1.
African-American Mental Health: A Historical Perspective. Chapter 2. A
Conceptual and Theoretical Framework for Understanding African-American
Mental Health. Chapter 3. Mental Health Intervention and the Black
Community. PART II: Mental Health Interventions for Current Issues
Impacting the Black Community. Chapter 4. Mental Health Services in Group
Homes and Foster Care Services. Chapter 5. African-American Women and
Depression: The Intersection of Race and Gender. Chapter 6. Mental Health
Challenges for Incarcerated African-American Women. Chapter 7. Prevalence
of Substance Abuse Within the African-American Community: Mental Health
Implications and Interventions. PART III: The Consumers of Mental Health
Services over the Life Course. Chapter 8. Poverty, Special Education, and
ADHD. Chapter 9. War on African-American Girls: Overcoming Adversities.
Chapter 10. Suicide and Young African-American Males. Chapter 11. Social
Supports of Elderly African Americans with Mental Health Concerns. PART IV:
Mental Health Research, Policy Initiatives, and Evidence-Based Practice.
Chapter 12. Conceptualizing Soul As a Mental Health Resource in the Black
Community. Chapter 13. Mental Health Policy: Implications for African
Americans. Chapter 14. Rural African-American Families and Their Mental
Health Needs: South Carolina As an Exemplar. Chapter 15. Kinship Care As a
Mental Health Intervention for African-American Families. Chapter 16.
Mental Health Needs of Multiethnic Families and Children. PART V:
Implications for an Integrated, Holistic Approach to Mental Health
Services. Chapter 17. African-American Males and the Rites of Passage
Experience. Chapter 18. African-American Women: Mental Health and HIV/AIDS.
Chapter 19. Counseling African-American Students at a Predominately White
University: The Role of Stereotype Threat. Chapter 20. Understanding Mental
Health Conditions: An African-Centered Perspective. Epilogue. The Healing
Spirit of Our Ancestors: A Look Toward the Future. Index.
PART I: A Historical Overview and Contextual Factors. Chapter 1.
African-American Mental Health: A Historical Perspective. Chapter 2. A
Conceptual and Theoretical Framework for Understanding African-American
Mental Health. Chapter 3. Mental Health Intervention and the Black
Community. PART II: Mental Health Interventions for Current Issues
Impacting the Black Community. Chapter 4. Mental Health Services in Group
Homes and Foster Care Services. Chapter 5. African-American Women and
Depression: The Intersection of Race and Gender. Chapter 6. Mental Health
Challenges for Incarcerated African-American Women. Chapter 7. Prevalence
of Substance Abuse Within the African-American Community: Mental Health
Implications and Interventions. PART III: The Consumers of Mental Health
Services over the Life Course. Chapter 8. Poverty, Special Education, and
ADHD. Chapter 9. War on African-American Girls: Overcoming Adversities.
Chapter 10. Suicide and Young African-American Males. Chapter 11. Social
Supports of Elderly African Americans with Mental Health Concerns. PART IV:
Mental Health Research, Policy Initiatives, and Evidence-Based Practice.
Chapter 12. Conceptualizing Soul As a Mental Health Resource in the Black
Community. Chapter 13. Mental Health Policy: Implications for African
Americans. Chapter 14. Rural African-American Families and Their Mental
Health Needs: South Carolina As an Exemplar. Chapter 15. Kinship Care As a
Mental Health Intervention for African-American Families. Chapter 16.
Mental Health Needs of Multiethnic Families and Children. PART V:
Implications for an Integrated, Holistic Approach to Mental Health
Services. Chapter 17. African-American Males and the Rites of Passage
Experience. Chapter 18. African-American Women: Mental Health and HIV/AIDS.
Chapter 19. Counseling African-American Students at a Predominately White
University: The Role of Stereotype Threat. Chapter 20. Understanding Mental
Health Conditions: An African-Centered Perspective. Epilogue. The Healing
Spirit of Our Ancestors: A Look Toward the Future. Index.
About the Editors. Contributors. Foreword. Acknowledgments. Introduction.
PART I: A Historical Overview and Contextual Factors. Chapter 1.
African-American Mental Health: A Historical Perspective. Chapter 2. A
Conceptual and Theoretical Framework for Understanding African-American
Mental Health. Chapter 3. Mental Health Intervention and the Black
Community. PART II: Mental Health Interventions for Current Issues
Impacting the Black Community. Chapter 4. Mental Health Services in Group
Homes and Foster Care Services. Chapter 5. African-American Women and
Depression: The Intersection of Race and Gender. Chapter 6. Mental Health
Challenges for Incarcerated African-American Women. Chapter 7. Prevalence
of Substance Abuse Within the African-American Community: Mental Health
Implications and Interventions. PART III: The Consumers of Mental Health
Services over the Life Course. Chapter 8. Poverty, Special Education, and
ADHD. Chapter 9. War on African-American Girls: Overcoming Adversities.
Chapter 10. Suicide and Young African-American Males. Chapter 11. Social
Supports of Elderly African Americans with Mental Health Concerns. PART IV:
Mental Health Research, Policy Initiatives, and Evidence-Based Practice.
Chapter 12. Conceptualizing Soul As a Mental Health Resource in the Black
Community. Chapter 13. Mental Health Policy: Implications for African
Americans. Chapter 14. Rural African-American Families and Their Mental
Health Needs: South Carolina As an Exemplar. Chapter 15. Kinship Care As a
Mental Health Intervention for African-American Families. Chapter 16.
Mental Health Needs of Multiethnic Families and Children. PART V:
Implications for an Integrated, Holistic Approach to Mental Health
Services. Chapter 17. African-American Males and the Rites of Passage
Experience. Chapter 18. African-American Women: Mental Health and HIV/AIDS.
Chapter 19. Counseling African-American Students at a Predominately White
University: The Role of Stereotype Threat. Chapter 20. Understanding Mental
Health Conditions: An African-Centered Perspective. Epilogue. The Healing
Spirit of Our Ancestors: A Look Toward the Future. Index.
PART I: A Historical Overview and Contextual Factors. Chapter 1.
African-American Mental Health: A Historical Perspective. Chapter 2. A
Conceptual and Theoretical Framework for Understanding African-American
Mental Health. Chapter 3. Mental Health Intervention and the Black
Community. PART II: Mental Health Interventions for Current Issues
Impacting the Black Community. Chapter 4. Mental Health Services in Group
Homes and Foster Care Services. Chapter 5. African-American Women and
Depression: The Intersection of Race and Gender. Chapter 6. Mental Health
Challenges for Incarcerated African-American Women. Chapter 7. Prevalence
of Substance Abuse Within the African-American Community: Mental Health
Implications and Interventions. PART III: The Consumers of Mental Health
Services over the Life Course. Chapter 8. Poverty, Special Education, and
ADHD. Chapter 9. War on African-American Girls: Overcoming Adversities.
Chapter 10. Suicide and Young African-American Males. Chapter 11. Social
Supports of Elderly African Americans with Mental Health Concerns. PART IV:
Mental Health Research, Policy Initiatives, and Evidence-Based Practice.
Chapter 12. Conceptualizing Soul As a Mental Health Resource in the Black
Community. Chapter 13. Mental Health Policy: Implications for African
Americans. Chapter 14. Rural African-American Families and Their Mental
Health Needs: South Carolina As an Exemplar. Chapter 15. Kinship Care As a
Mental Health Intervention for African-American Families. Chapter 16.
Mental Health Needs of Multiethnic Families and Children. PART V:
Implications for an Integrated, Holistic Approach to Mental Health
Services. Chapter 17. African-American Males and the Rites of Passage
Experience. Chapter 18. African-American Women: Mental Health and HIV/AIDS.
Chapter 19. Counseling African-American Students at a Predominately White
University: The Role of Stereotype Threat. Chapter 20. Understanding Mental
Health Conditions: An African-Centered Perspective. Epilogue. The Healing
Spirit of Our Ancestors: A Look Toward the Future. Index.