Psychotherapy for Immigrant Youth (eBook)

Sita Patel,PhD 1791 Arastradero Road, Palo Alto, CA 94304, USADaryn Reicherter, MD, Stanford University School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Palo Alto, CA 94304, USA

PrefaceChapter 1: Immigrant Youth Life StressorsAnna Staudenmeyer, Erynn Macciomei, Margareth Del Cid, Sita G. PatelChapter 2: Cultural Perspectives in the Context of Western Psychological Mindsets:  The Need for Cultural Sensitivity in the Mental Health of Immigrant YouthRania Awaad & Daryn ReicherterChapter 3: CBT with Immigrant YouthMicaela A. Thordarson; Marisa Keller; Paul J. Sullivan; Sandra Trafalis; Robert D. FriedbergChapter 4: School-Based InterventionsAlisa Miller, Colleen Bixby, B. Heidi EllisChapter 5: Treating Forcibly Displaced Young People: Global Challenges in Mental Health CareRuth Reed, Rebecca Tyrer and Mina FazelChapter 6: Trauma & Acculturative StressJohn P. Rettger, PhD*; Hilit Kletter, PhD; Victor Carrion, MDChapter 7: Combined psychotherapy with psychopharmacologyYasmin Owusu, MDChapter 8: Family Factors: Immigrant Families and Intergenerational ConsiderationsMaryam Kia-Keating, Diana Capous, Linda Juang, Guadalupe BacioChapter 9: Immigrant Youth and Navigating Unique Systems that Interact with TreatmentJames Livingston, PhD, Marilee Reubsamen, PhD, David Reed, Fazia Eltareb, MSChapter 10: The Integration of Technology in Psychotherapy for Immigrant YouthBunge, E*, Jones, M., Dickter, B., Perales, R., & Spear, A.>