Psychiatric disorders impose significant personal, social, and financial costs for individuals,
families, and the nation. Despite a large amount of research and several journals focused on …

Mental healthcare disparities are routinely documented, yet they remain wider than in most
other areas of healthcare services and common mental disorders (depression and anxiety) …

Academic medical literature and news outlets extensively document how older individuals in
communities of color, especially African American communities, are dying disproportionately …

Background Despite cumulative socioeconomic disadvantage and risk factors, Black
Americans have a lower prevalence of depression than whites. Given the emerging focus of …

Background Irritability is common among people who are physically ill, but a physical
underpinning of irritability is not assessed by existing measures. A measure that assesses …

Objective To test the feasibility and acceptability of We See You, Sis, a therapeutically
grounded virtual sister circle intervention for Black women with depression symptoms …

Objectives The great heterogeneity in symptoms and clinical signs of depression in older
adults makes the current diagnostic criteria difficult to apply. This scoping review aims to …

The authors assert that art-based inquiry can serve as a powerful medium for understanding
the connection between faith and resilience as perceived and understood by older African …

Background Participation and active engagement in meaningful activities support the
emotional and physical well‐being of older adults. In 2020, the onset of the COVID‐19 …

Depression among Black women is a significant public health concern. However, our
understanding of their unique experiences and the barriers and facilitators to utilising …