ArticleTranscultural psychiatry2026
Antiracist mental healthcare training and development of multicultural awareness, knowledge and skills among school mental health providers in Canada.
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- Racial and gender disparities in reasons for seeking mental healthcare in Canada.Discover mental health · 2026Article
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Abstract
In Canada, mental health disparities persist among racialized populations, including Black, Indigenous and other people of color. A major barrier to equitable care is the lack of adequate training of mental health professionals on racial issues. To address this unmet need, Cénat and colleagues introduced the Providing Antiracist Mental Health Care online training course. This contains five modules addressing: (a) awareness of racial issues, (b) assessment adapted to the needs of racialized individuals, (c) a humanistic approach to medication management, (d) treatment approaches for issues related to racism, and (e) providing tailored antiracist mental healthcare to children, adolescents, and families from racialized communities. This article discusses the implementation of this training among mental health providers in a school board in Ontario, Canada (
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