Michael Walsh
Zachary Crouch
Don't Get Lost in Translation - Treating the Latino Population
Don't Get Lost in Translation - Treating the Latino Population
Don't Get Lost in Translation - Treating the Latino Population
Friday 27th July 2018
Join Zach Crouch with guests Colgan Tyler and Norman Thomas as they explore mental health challenges in the Latino community and the importance of culturally sensitive care.
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Get the buttons here!Bridging the Gap: Addressing Mental Health in the Latino Community
As a human race, if we can empathize with one another... we are doing better work for families if we are able to see different parts of the family system.
How do cultural differences impact mental health treatment? This episode of the Landmark Recovery Podcast dives into this critical question with host Zach Crouch and guests Colgan Tyler and Norman Thomas. With years of expertise under their belts, Tyler and Thomas shed light on the unique challenges faced by the Latino population in seeking mental health care and integrating into American society.
They discuss how language barriers can complicate therapy, emphasizing the need for therapists to truly understand their clients' cultural and linguistic backgrounds. Tyler highlights that for many Latino clients, language isn't just a means of communication; it's a core part of their identity. This makes it crucial for therapists to grasp the subtleties of their clients' languages and cultures.
Thomas adds that empathy is indispensable in therapy, especially when working with clients who have experienced trauma and face the added pressure of cultural assimilation. The conversation also touches on the significance of involving family in therapy, which can help bridge cultural divides and foster a supportive environment. Additionally, they explore the impact of co-occurring disorders and trauma history on Latino clients, stressing the importance of self-care within this community.
This episode offers valuable insights for both Latino clients seeking mental health treatment and therapists striving to provide culturally sensitive care. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the intersection of culture and mental health.