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Overcoming the stigma surrounding mental health care in the Hispanic community
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September 25, 2023
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4:34Now PlayingStigmas surrounding mental health care within Hispanic cultures continue to be a reason why many Hispanic families do not seek mental help, according to licensed psychologist Dr. Sheryl Ziegler.
Hispanic families don't want to be seen as mentally ill or unfit, so they don't talk about mental problems, Ziegler said. Hispanic families feel more comfortable talking about physical illnesses, so they end up talking about things like back pain, headaches, joint pain or fatigue, and it's what leads some to see their doctor.
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