"If You Prayed More, You Would Feel Better": The Dual Nature of Religion and Spirituality on Black Youths' Mental Health and Access to Care in Canada.

This study explores Black Canadian youth's relationship with religion and the impact religion has on their mental health and wellbeing. In addition, we probed promising practices for religious leaders and service providers who want to improve Black youth's access to care. The results of this article...

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Published in:	Child & Adolescent Social Work Journal Vol. 41; no. 6; pp. 919 - 937
Main Authors:	Fante-Coleman, Tiyondah, Allen, Kristen, Booker, Melissa, Craigg, Ameerah, Jackson-Best, Fatimah
Format:	Article
Published:	Springer Nature Dec2024
Subjects:	Ontario Health services accessibility Sexual orientation Mental health services Qualitative research Focus groups Gender identity Mental illness People of color LGBTQ+ people Psychological well-being Communities Spirituality Religion Black Canadians Social stigma Adolescence Statistical correlation Research funding Thematic analysis Research
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