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Community Mental Health Journal | 2005

Mental Health of Immigrants and Refugees

Andres J. Pumariega; Eugenio Rothe; JoAnne B. Pumariega

The United States is a country of immigrants. With the exception of Native-Americans, every other American is, or descends from, an immigrant. First and second generation immigrant children are the most rapidly growing segment of the American population, with the great majority of this population being of non-European origin. This paper reviews the unique risk factors and mental health needs of our new immigrant populations, as well as treatment and services approaches to address their unique needs.


Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America | 2003

Cultural considerations in child and adolescent psychiatric emergencies and crises

Andres J. Pumariega; Eugenio Rothe

The United States is a country of immigrants. With the exception of Native Americans, every other American is, or descends from, an immigrant. First- and second-generation immigrant children are the most rapidly growing segment of the American population. The future of American society is ultimately related to the adaptation of these children. Addressing psychiatric emergencies in these populations requires attention to their cultural differences and needs.


Journal of Child and Adolescent Behavior | 2016

An Assessment of Comorbidity and Social Demographics in a PrimarilyAfrican-American and Hispanic Population of Boys with ADHD Treated inPsychiatric/Non-Psychiatric and Public/Private Clinics in Miami, Florida

Eugenio Rothe; John E. Lewis; Awais Aftab; Syed Muhammad Ahsan Mehdi; Lucas C. Lages; Rakesh Sharma; Eugene Hershorin; Marisela Jaquez; Americo Padilla; Marcel De Ray

Objective: To determine whether social disadvantage and comorbidity in boys with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) differ among psychiatric versus non-psychiatric and public versus private clinics. Methods: This cross-sectional study included boys 6-12 years of age, clinically diagnosed, and pharmacologically treated for ADHD at 1 of 5 clinics in Miami, Florida. The child’s caregiver completed a demographics form, the Child Behavior Checklist, and the Child Symptom Inventory. Results: The study included 174 boys (28% African-American and 64% Hispanic). The sample included 42% psychiatric practices and 73% public clinics. Compared to the non-psychiatric sample, children in the psychiatric samples presented more often with ADHD hyperactive-impulsive subtype and combined subtype. Children in the psychiatric clinics had the most severe forms of ADHD and the most comorbid diagnoses, particularly behavioral, mood, and anxiety disorders. Compared to the private clinics, children in the public psychiatric clinic presented more markers of socioeconomic disadvantage. Public clinics also had more severe ADHD, social phobia, aggressive behavior, and externalizing behaviors than private clinics. Conclusions: Comorbidity and severity of ADHD in children treated in primary care clinics were lower than, but clinically comparable to, that found in psychiatric clinics. Socioeconomic disadvantages are present in children treated in public clinics.


Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry | 1995

Psychological effects of hurricane andrew on an elementary school population

Jon A. Shaw; Brooks Applegate; Suzan Tanner; Dorcas Perez; Eugenio Rothe; Ana E. Campo-Bowen; Benjamin L. Lahey


Psychiatric Services | 2002

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Among Cuban Children and Adolescents After Release From a Refugee Camp

Eugenio Rothe; John E. Lewis; Hector Castillo-Matos; Orestes Martinez; Ruben Busquets; Igna Martinez


Community Mental Health Journal | 2005

Culturally Competent Systems of Care for Children’s Mental Health: Advances and Challenges

Andres J. Pumariega; Kenneth Rogers; Eugenio Rothe


Adolescence | 2002

Aggressive adolescents benefit from massage therapy

Miguel Diego; Tiffany Field; Maria Hernandez-Reif; Jon A. Shaw; Eugenio Rothe; Daniel A. Castellanos; Linda Mesner


Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry | 2013

Practice Parameter for Cultural Competence in Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Practice

Andres J. Pumariega; Eugenio Rothe; Ayesha I. Mian; L. Lee Carlisle; Claudio O. Toppelberg; Toi Blakley Harris; Rama Rao Gogineni; Sala Webb; Jacqueline Smith


The American journal of forensic psychology | 1996

Psychopathology and personality disorders in adolescent sex offender

Jon A. Shaw; Brooks Applegate; Eugenio Rothe


Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry | 2009

Cultural Competence in Child Psychiatric Practice

Michael S. Jellinek; Schuyler W. Henderson; Andres J. Pumariega; Eugenio Rothe; Kenneth M. Rogers

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Andres J. Pumariega

East Tennessee State University

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Brooks Applegate

Western Michigan University

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Jorge M. Tamayo

University of Puerto Rico

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Ayesha I. Mian

Baylor College of Medicine

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