Researchers Explore Why Asian Americans Are Less Likely to Seek Mental Health Treatment

Menninger Clinic | Researchers Explore Why Asian Americans Are Less Likely to Seek Mental Health Treatment
Menninger Clinic | Researchers Explore Why Asian Americans Are Less Likely to Seek Mental Health Treatment
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Asian Americans may be the fastest growing racial group in the United States, but they are also the least likely racial group to seek treatment for mental health issues.

 

Tiffany Tran, BS, and Led Camille Soriano, BA, explore the factors that prevent them from getting the help they need in their post, Why Don't More Asian Americans Seek Mental Health Services?, on our PsychologyToday.com blog, Mind Matters from Menninger.

 

Both Tran and Soriano are research assistants at Menninger.