%0 Journal Article
%T Latino Farmworkers and Under
%A Angela Lamson
%A Francisco J. Limon
%A Jennifer Hodgson
%A Mark C. Bowler
%A Sy Saeed
%J Hispanic Journal of Behavioral Sciences
%@ 1552-6364
%D 2018
%R 10.1177/0739986318762457
%X The history of Latino farmworkers in the United States is long and complex. Economic forces and often-contradictory immigration policies have given rise to patterns of undocumented immigration from Mexico and Central America by individuals and families looking for work. This review uses a Critical Multiculturalism lens to explore the incidence of depression in Latino farmworkers; the link between depression symptoms and the experience of migration, acculturation, poverty, and agricultural work; and the role of culture, structural issues, primary care providers¡¯ inadequate training in mental health issues, and work conditions in the under-detection of depression in this population. Recommendations for clinicians and researchers are offered to improve detection of depression in Latino farmworkers
%K farmworkers
%K depression
%K Latinos
%K review of literature
%K stigma
%K and under-detection
%U https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0739986318762457