ArticlePsychological trauma : theory, research, practice and policy2026
Trauma and healing in the Latine immigrant community: Interdisciplinary and resilience-oriented approaches.
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objectiveHistorical as well as ongoing sociocultural and sociopolitical contexts deeply affect trauma exposure and recovery among Latine immigrants. Violent immigration policies, xenophobia and racism, as well as social disadvantages all contribute to a high trauma burden among Latine immigrants in the United States. However, Latine immigrants also display deep resilience and strengths that support their continued survival in these contexts-a phenomenon we call
resultsKey elements of this framework include integrating multiple disciplines into trauma treatment, employing culturally responsive treatment modalities, and designing treatments that address not only individual- but also community-level needs.
conclusionsThe overarching goal of this framework is to promote trauma healing in the Latine immigrant community, which represents a more holistic and tailored approach to trauma treatment. By taking a justice-oriented, interdisciplinary approach, we aim to promote thriving rather than merely surviving among Latine immigrants. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2026 APA, all rights reserved).
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