Week 1_Presentation(1)

Heterogeneity

The quality or state of being diverse in character or content, particularly among Latinos.

Transmigration

The process of moving from one place to another, often across borders or regions, related to the movement of Latino populations.

Familismo

A value in Latino culture emphasizing family loyalty and prioritizing family relationships.

Culturally competent staff

Healthcare providers who are trained to understand and meet the cultural needs of diverse populations.

Mistrust the system

A common barrier among Latinos that prevents them from seeking medical and mental health services due to past experiences or perceptions.

Cultural role of shame and stigma

Factors that act as barriers to access healthcare services among Latinos, associated with feelings of embarrassment or cultural judgment.

Acculturation

The process of adopting the cultural traits or social patterns of another group, particularly relevant to Latino immigrants adapting to a new culture.

Culturally sensitive approaches

Therapeutic methods that recognize and respect the cultural backgrounds of clients, particularly in therapy with Latino clients.

Personalismo y confianza

A Latino cultural value emphasizing personal relationships and trust in interactions.

Machismo

A cultural concept that refers to a strong or exaggerated sense of masculinity, often associated with traditional Latino values.

Health Disparities

Differences in health outcomes and access to healthcare that adversely affect specific populations, including Latinos.

Elaborate & provide examples

A directive from the instructor to clarify expectations for written assignments, emphasizing on detailed explanations.

Culturally competent treatment plans

Tailored therapeutic strategies that take into account the cultural beliefs and practices of Latino clients.