Chapter 8. The Role of African-American Pastors in Mental Health Care

KIMBERLY D. FARRIS

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SUMMARY This chapter uses a biopsychosocial and spiritual model to examine the help-seeking behavior of African-American individuals with mental illness. It addresses questions related to African-Americans undertutilization of formal mental health services and how spritual factors contribute to their seeking help from African-American pastors.

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