ISSN 2472-3401
Vol. 10, Issue 2, 2023October 01, 2023 EDT
“That Could Have Been Me!”: The Importance of Assessing for Vicarious Racial Trauma in BIPOC Youth
“That Could Have Been Me!”: The Importance of Assessing for Vicarious Racial Trauma in BIPOC Youth
Hardeep Jaspal, MD, Lauren Laddaran, DO, Amanda Lim, MD, Jennifer Minami, MD, Wilfred Farquharson IV, PhD,
Articles in Vol. 10, Issue 2, 2023
Vol. 10, Issue 2, 2023
- Embracing the Infinite Complexity in Child and Adolescent PsychiatryJ. Corey Williams
- The Child Psychiatrist’s Role in Advocacy for Diversion of Justice-Involved Youth: A Trainee PerspectiveKarina EspañaJessica BoddenLaura E. HalpinEraka Bath
- “That Could Have Been Me!”: The Importance of Assessing for Vicarious Racial Trauma in BIPOC YouthHardeep JaspalLauren LaddaranAmanda LimJennifer MinamiWilfred Farquharson IV
- Mental Health in the Digital Space: Key Lessons From a Cross-Sector ApproachGino MortillaroErika Bonnevie
- The Social Media Trend of TikTok Tics: The Rise of Functional Tic-like Disorders During the COVID PandemicAllison N. ChangJanette Abramowitz
- Satisfaction With Telepsychiatry in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry: A Brief Review of the Literature and the Impact of COVID-19Alyssa NielsenMichael Shapiro
- Maternal Prenatal Attachment: An Early Intergenerational Intervention for Child PsychiatryLucy GaoSoudabeh GivradHelena J.V. Rutherford
- Lab to Smartphone: ADHD Is Relative: Let’s Deal With ItDavid C. Rettew
Jaspal, Hardeep, Lauren Laddaran, Amanda Lim, Jennifer Minami, and Wilfred Farquharson. 2023. “‘That Could Have Been Me!’: The Importance of Assessing for Vicarious Racial Trauma in BIPOC Youth.” JAACAP Connect 10 (2): 9–12. https://doi.org/10.62414/001c.92187.