Ian A Canino
Biographic Data
| ID | 5140823 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ian A Canino |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ian A |
| FAMILY NAME | Canino |
| SIGNATURE | CANINO I A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Columbia University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Cultural Considerations for Childhood Disorders
This paper addresses the extent to which the recommendations of a Child Committee of the Group on Culture and Diagnosis of the DSM-IV Task Force were incorporated into the DSM-IV text. After a brief introduction and a description of the importance of including cultural variables in childhood psychiatric disorders, we review the cultural recommendations for specific childhood disorders and discuss those areas that were included and those that were…
Culturally Diverse Children and Adolescents
Introduction. Part I: A Perspective for the Clinician. The Influence of Culture and Multiple Social Stressors on the Minority Child. Part II The Diagnostic Challenge. History Taking. Assessment Strategies. Diagnostic Categories. Part II: The Treatment of Minority Children. Culturally Sensitive Therapeutic Interventions. The Clinician as Advocate. References. Index
Functional somatic symptoms
Type, distribution, and comorbidity of functional somatic symptoms were examined in four community samples, three Hispanic and one non-Hispanic white. Important intergroup and intragroup differences between Hispanic and non-Hispanic white groups were identified. Of the four groups, Puerto Rican respondents reported the highest level of somatic symptoms; this finding was apparently independent of sociodemographic factors
Violent kids, violent parents
Violence runs in families, as does lithium-responsiveness. These conditions, which may be concurrent, must be sought in families of violent manic-depressive youngsters. An illustrative case history is presented, in which the child is the identified patient--not only psychologically, but pharmacologically as well--who brings his family, and specifically his father, into much needed treatment
The Puerto Rican Child in New York City
Impact of stress on the Puerto Rican family
The impact of stress, due to migration and poverty, on the family structure of the low-income Puerto Rican family is discussed. The ecostructural family therapy approach is suggested as an appropriate therapeutic modality with this high-risk group. Treatment pitfalls and effective therapeutic techniques are illustrated by a clinical case presentation
Cultural Considerations for Childhood Disorders
This paper addresses the extent to which the recommendations of a Child Committee of the Group on Culture and Diagnosis of the DSM-IV Task Force were incorporated into the DSM-IV text. After a brief introduction and a description of the importance of including cultural variables in childhood psychiatric disorders, we review the cultural recommendations for specific childhood disorders and discuss those areas that were included and those that were…
The Puerto Rican Child in New York City
Impact of stress on the Puerto Rican family
The impact of stress, due to migration and poverty, on the family structure of the low-income Puerto Rican family is discussed. The ecostructural family therapy approach is suggested as an appropriate therapeutic modality with this high-risk group. Treatment pitfalls and effective therapeutic techniques are illustrated by a clinical case presentation
The Puerto Rican Child in New York City
Violent kids, violent parents
Violence runs in families, as does lithium-responsiveness. These conditions, which may be concurrent, must be sought in families of violent manic-depressive youngsters. An illustrative case history is presented, in which the child is the identified patient--not only psychologically, but pharmacologically as well--who brings his family, and specifically his father, into much needed treatment
Functional somatic symptoms
Type, distribution, and comorbidity of functional somatic symptoms were examined in four community samples, three Hispanic and one non-Hispanic white. Important intergroup and intragroup differences between Hispanic and non-Hispanic white groups were identified. Of the four groups, Puerto Rican respondents reported the highest level of somatic symptoms; this finding was apparently independent of sociodemographic factors
Culturally Diverse Children and Adolescents
Introduction. Part I: A Perspective for the Clinician. The Influence of Culture and Multiple Social Stressors on the Minority Child. Part II The Diagnostic Challenge. History Taking. Assessment Strategies. Diagnostic Categories. Part II: The Treatment of Minority Children. Culturally Sensitive Therapeutic Interventions. The Clinician as Advocate. References. Index
Cultural Considerations for Childhood Disorders
This paper addresses the extent to which the recommendations of a Child Committee of the Group on Culture and Diagnosis of the DSM-IV Task Force were incorporated into the DSM-IV text. After a brief introduction and a description of the importance of including cultural variables in childhood psychiatric disorders, we review the cultural recommendations for specific childhood disorders and discuss those areas that were included and those that were…
Psychology (6 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Psychiatry (4 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (3 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Gerontology (3 works) · Psychotherapist (3 works) · Puerto rican (3 works) · Sociology (3 works)