Mental Health Practices for South Asian Cisgender Women Survivors of Domestic Violence in the United States

At present, little is known about best practices in mental health for cisgender South Asian women in the United States who experience domestic violence. The authors will review the diversity of South Asian communities, describe the prevalence of domestic violence and its impact on mental health, and...

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Published in:Best practices in mental health 2024-10, Vol.20 (1), p.70-89
Main Authors: Millner, Uma Chandrika, Bhandari, Shreya
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