未经评估:巴西移民正在成为一个更明显的少数群体,尽管与其他拉丁裔不同(在语言上,文化,历史,和民族意识),通常被算作拉丁裔,不包括在拉丁裔样本中或只是在研究研究中被忽视。了解他们所承受的压力和压力,欣赏他们独特的视角和文化注入的经历,以满足他们的需求,改善他们在美国的心理健康和生活质量。
UNASSIGNED:本次审查的目的是了解和描述巴西移民在美国的经历,与心理健康有关,评估研究已经解决了什么问题,还有什么需要研究。
UNASSIGNED:我们使用PychInfo对2011年至2022年之间发表的同行评审文章进行了综合审查,PubMed,和Proquest,解决巴西移民在美国的心理健康问题。
UNASISIGNED:共包括10篇文章,揭示了各个领域的兴趣,并揭示了三个主题:(1)精神保健需求(尤其是温暖和对文化的理解),(2)社区和工作中共同的支持和压力来源,和(3)与他们的心理健康相关的社会经济方面,包括歧视,工作与生活的平衡,邻里凝聚力,和文化适应。
未经评估:结果可能对从业者有用,研究人员,和政策制定者,谁应该注意客户对英语的熟悉程度,他们的支持来源,灵性,特定的巴西性状,他们“看不见”的感觉,社区生活,以及他们以前在巴西的医疗保健经验。
Brazilian immigrants are becoming a more visible
minority and, although different from other Latinos (in a linguistic, cultural, historical, and ethnic sense), are usually either counted as Latinos, not included in the Latino samples or simply overlooked in research studies. It is essential to understand the stress and pressures they undergo and appreciate their singular perspective and culturally-infused experiences to meet their needs and improve their mental healthcare and quality of life in the United States.
The aim of this
review is to understand and describe the experience of Brazilian immigrants in the U.S., related to mental health, assessing what studies have addressed and what is still needing to be researched.
We carried out an integrative
review of peer-reviewed articles published between 2011 and 2022 using PychInfo, PubMed, and Proquest, addressing mental health of Brazilian immigrants in the United States.
A total of 10 articles were included revealing the interest of a variety of fields and uncovering three themes: (1) mental healthcare needs (especially warmth and understanding of culture), (2) common sources of support and stress in the community and work, and (3) Socioeconomic aspects related to their mental health, including discrimination, work-life balance, neighborhood cohesion, and acculturation.
Results may be useful to practitioners, researchers, and policy makers, who should be attentive to client\'s familiarity with the English language, their sources of support, spirituality, specific Brazilian traits, their feeling of \'being invisible\', life in community, and their previous experiences with healthcare in Brazil.