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Frustrated by inequitable mental health care, Southeast Asian Americans forge their own path forward
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The lack of culturally adaptive care in the U.S. means Southeast Asian Americans are often forced to struggle with mental health issues on their own, despite bearing some of the most severe traumas passed down in the aftermath of the Vietnam War era.
But as the number of Southeast Asian immigrants, refugees, and their children grows in the U.S., they are finding their own ways to care for the wounds inflicted by war and displacement, The Yappie’s Katrina Pham reports.
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Katrina Pham
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