Handbook of multicultural mental health: assessment and treatment of diverse populations

Overview theory, models, and demographics

Culture and mental health: an introduction and overview of foundations, concepts, and issues

Cultural models of health and illness

Acculturation and mental health: ecological transactional relations of adjustment

Gender as subculture: the first division of multicultural diversity

Multicultural demographic developments: current and future trends

Methodology

Culture and methodology in personality assessment

Test translation and cultural equivalence methodologies for use with diverse populations

Assessment and treatment

Culture-bound syndromes, cultural variations, and psychopathology

Assessing and treating Asian Americans: recent advances

Mental health assessment and treatment of African Americans: a multicultural perspective

Assessing and treating Latinos: overview of research

Assessing and treating American Indians and Alaska natives

Multicultural issues in treating clients with HIV/AIDS from the African American, American Indian, Asian, and Hispanic populations

History: current status, and future of multicultural psychotherapy

Conducting the cross-cultural clinical interview

Mental health of culturally diverse elderly: research and clinical issues

Race, ethnicity, and the epidemiology of mental disorders in adults

Depression and suicidal behaviors among adolescents: the role of ethnicity

Culturally competent use of the Minnesota multiphasic personality inventory-2 with minorities

Neuropsychological assessment of ethnic minorities: clinical issues

Training in cultural competence

Limitations of the multicultural approach to psychotherapy with diverse clients

Responding to the challenge: preparing mental health professionals for the new Millennium.