“…These were Puerto Ricans and others (Delgado & Humm-Delgado, 1984;Miranda, Azocar, Organista, Muñoz, & Lieberman, 1996), Mexicans, Puerto Ricans, and others (Acosta & Yamamoto, 1984), Mexicans and others (GallagherThompson, Areán, Rivera, & Thompson, 2001), and Central Americans and others (Muñoz et al, 1995). Seven studies were related to group therapy for one particular Latino subgroup, including Mexicans (Kay, Guernsey de Zapien, Wilson, & Yoder, 1993), Cubans (Oppenheimer, 1992), Nicaraguans (Organista, 1995), and Puerto Ricans (Arce & Torres-Matrullo, 1982;Comas-Diaz, 1981, McKinley, 1987Olarte & Masnik, 1985). Three studies were related to group therapy for participants in their native country, that is, in Chile (Araya et al, 2003), Brazil (Cade & Prates, 2001), and Mexico (Lara, Navarro, Rubí, & Mondragón, 2003a, 2003b.…”