Asian American families often consist of the immigrant generation (parents) and the first
generation (children). Because acculturation experiences vary for the different generations …

It is undeniable that the field of transgender and nonbinary (TNB) research has grown
exponentially since the turn of the century. In contrast, literature on Asian, Asian American …

Over the past two decades, there has been an increase in the need to prepare and train
mental health personnel in working with diverse populations. In order to fully understand …

This article describes how researchers can design and use a culture-sensitive intervention
model to inform and influence attitudes of various cultural groups toward seeking …

The major purpose of the present study was to examine how the parent social and cultural
contexts are related to Asian American immigrant mothers' educational involvement. This …

Previous studies have investigated how Chinese and Korean immigrant mothers adjust to
life in the US in order to understand their lives and help them to adapt to the new culture …

Abstract Previous studies in Asian American psychology literature on cultural factors of
acculturation and ethnic identity have yielded mixed findings in its relation to psychological …

This article explores the assumptions made by therapists adhering to modernist positions
regarding Chinese American families. The assumptions from different models of therapy are …

This study was performed to investigate whether the level of acculturation among Asians
living in the USA plays a significant role in their opinion of facial profiles. One hundred and …

Counseling literature has long-established the propensity of Korean Americans to
underutilize mental health services; however, the field has neglected to pinpoint …