Exploring the perceived stressors and coping strategies of undocumented Latinos in therapy

Hinojos, Belinda; Conley, Morgan R.; Gundel, Brittany E.

doi:10.1037/e598012013-001

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Exploring the perceived stressors and coping strategies of undocumented Latinos in therapy

Belinda Hinojos¹,

Morgan R. Conley²,

Brittany E. Gundel³

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“…Although past studies have begun to explore the changes that occur in families following deportation, the research is limited and no study has explored how families adapt to these events. This can be partially explained by the challenges associated with identifying and recruiting undocumented or mixed status families for research (Hinojos, ). Findings from the present study will begin to address this gap and may inform future intervention and prevention programming for this population.…”

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‘Se llevaron el padre de mis hijos’: Latina mothers coping with the deportation of their partner

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Falconier

Muruthi

2018

Journal of Family Therapy

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In recent years, Latinos in the U.S. have been significantly impacted by increasing deportation rates. This study aimed to explore the experiences of Latina women whose partners were deported and how women managed these events guided by the Double ABCX Model of Family Stress. Qualitative semi‐structured interviews were administered to a community sample of 8 Latina women from the greater D.C. metropolitan area whose partners had been deported between 1 and 10 years ago. All women had at least one child under the age of 18 years living in the home at the time of the deportation. Data were analyzed using Thematic Analysis. Findings suggest that despite facing numerous stressors, women rely on various resources to overcome consequences resulting from their partner's deportation including religious resources, family and friends, and social service agencies. Implications for clinical practice and recommendations for future research are discussed. Practitioner points Women in the current study took steps to seek formal sources of support despite the fact that many had unauthorized legal status Clinicians or service providers can partner with local churches in the immigrant community to provide support and resources for this population Clinicians can help parents with age appropriate ways of telling children that a family member has been deported 对实务工作者的启示 “他们带走了孩子他爸”：伴侣被驱逐出境之后的拉丁裔母亲本研究中的妇女采取措施寻求官方的支持来源，尽管许多人并不具有合法身份临床医生或服务提供者可以与移民社区的当地教会合作，为这一群体提供支持和资源临床医生可以帮助父母采用适合孩子年龄段的方式告诉孩子家人被驱逐出境 Puntos de implicación práctica Las mujeres en el estudio tomaron medidas para buscar fuentes formales de apoyo a pesar del hecho de que muchas tenían un estatus legal no autorizado Los clínicos o proveedores de servicios podrían asociarse con las iglesias locales en la comunidad de inmigrantes para brindar apoyo y recursos a esta población Los clínicos pueden ayudar a los padres, con formas apropiadas para la edad, en la labor de decirle a los niños que un miembro de su familia ha sido deportado

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‘Se llevaron el padre de mis hijos’: Latina mothers coping with the deportation of their partner

Escobar

Falconier

Muruthi

2018

Journal of Family Therapy

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