Jennifer Shepard Payne
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5148650 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jennifer Shepard Payne |
| PRENOMES | Jennifer Shepard |
| SOBRENOME | Payne |
| ASSINATURA | PAYNE J S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Azusa Pacific University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3314-6500 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2008 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Hospitality Towards People with Mental Illness in the Church
Lived Experience, Transparency, Help, and Humility
Many individuals who experience mental and emotional problems prefer support from clergy instead of formal mental health services. Because clergy are often sought out by those with mental illnesses, it is essential to understand their perspectives about mental and emotional problems and identify the individual characteristics that influence these perspectives. This study utilized qualitative data from a conversation among pastors in an online soc…
Spiritually Responsive SBIRT in Social Work Education
This article reports the results of a multisite, interprofessional training initiative for social work students focused on using Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) culturally adapted to include elements of faith and spirituality using an interactive Web-based learning management system. A total of 251 undergraduate and graduate social work students completed the 4-hr training with pre- and post-assessments, with 191 …
“It’s Kind of a Dichotomy”
A spectrum of belief
Since clergy are often first responders to mental health issues, it is important to understand clergy views on handling such issues. A discussion occurred in 2012 amongst clergy involved in a popular social utility network clergy’s group. One clergyperson asked peers: “If the church is where we are to come for healing, how do we handle people who are depressed, suicidal, suffering from PTSD or anxiety?” Over 140 comments were made during 13 days,…
Missing the mark
Many studies state that African Americans are underdiagnosed with major depressive disorder when compared to Whites, yet little research exists on the specific differences in symptom expression in African Americans. Even fewer studies explore gender-based differences in depressive symptom expression between African Americans. This article reviews literature on African-American symptom expression differences through a social determinants of health…
The Influence of Secular and Theological Education on Pastors’ Depression Intervention Decisions
Will a pastor refer to a mental health center? If they feel qualified to intervene themselves, they may not. Because pastors often provide grief counseling, it is important to understand the decisions they make when intervening with depressed individuals. A random sample of 204 Protestant pastors completed surveys about their treatment practices for depression. Fisher's exact analyses revealed that more pastors with some secular education yet no …
Impact of childhood sexual abuse on the emotions and behaviours of adult men from three ethnic groups in the USA
Adult men of different ethnic backgrounds who experienced childhood sexual abuse (CSA) may vary in their reports of the psychological and behavioural impact of CSA on their lives. Empirical studies rarely examine the impact of race/ethnicity or cultural context on the psychological and behavioural struggles of adult male CSA survivors. This study utilised qualitative content analysis to examine the reported CSA-related psychological and behaviour…
Influence of Race and Symptom Expression on Clinicians’ Depressive Disorder Identification in African American Men
Studies show that depressed African Americans are more likely to be misdiagnosed than are depressed Caucasians. A randomized sample of 239 California licensed clinical social workers and licensed marriage and family therapists were shown experimentally designed clinical videos and asked to make diagnostic judgments. Clinicians were randomly assigned to view 1 of 4 videos of 2 young adult male actors, 1 African American and 1 Caucasian, playing th…
Variations in Pastors’ Perceptions of the Etiology of Depression By Race and Religious Affiliation
Depression is a major, preventable problem in the United States, yet relatively few individuals seek care in traditional mental health settings. Instead, many choose to confide in friends, family, or clergy. Thus, it is important to discover how clergy perceive the definition of and etiology of depression. The author conducted a survey with 204 Protestant pastors in California. Multinomial logistic regression revealed a statistically significant …
Saints Don’t Cry”
Missing the mark
Many studies state that African Americans are underdiagnosed with major depressive disorder when compared to Whites, yet little research exists on the specific differences in symptom expression in African Americans. Even fewer studies explore gender-based differences in depressive symptom expression between African Americans. This article reviews literature on African-American symptom expression differences through a social determinants of health…
Variations in Pastors’ Perceptions of the Etiology of Depression By Race and Religious Affiliation
Depression is a major, preventable problem in the United States, yet relatively few individuals seek care in traditional mental health settings. Instead, many choose to confide in friends, family, or clergy. Thus, it is important to discover how clergy perceive the definition of and etiology of depression. The author conducted a survey with 204 Protestant pastors in California. Multinomial logistic regression revealed a statistically significant …
Saints Don’t Cry”
Hospitality Towards People with Mental Illness in the Church
Influence of Race and Symptom Expression on Clinicians’ Depressive Disorder Identification in African American Men
Studies show that depressed African Americans are more likely to be misdiagnosed than are depressed Caucasians. A randomized sample of 239 California licensed clinical social workers and licensed marriage and family therapists were shown experimentally designed clinical videos and asked to make diagnostic judgments. Clinicians were randomly assigned to view 1 of 4 videos of 2 young adult male actors, 1 African American and 1 Caucasian, playing th…
Saints Don’t Cry”
Variations in Pastors’ Perceptions of the Etiology of Depression By Race and Religious Affiliation
Depression is a major, preventable problem in the United States, yet relatively few individuals seek care in traditional mental health settings. Instead, many choose to confide in friends, family, or clergy. Thus, it is important to discover how clergy perceive the definition of and etiology of depression. The author conducted a survey with 204 Protestant pastors in California. Multinomial logistic regression revealed a statistically significant …
Influence of Race and Symptom Expression on Clinicians’ Depressive Disorder Identification in African American Men
Studies show that depressed African Americans are more likely to be misdiagnosed than are depressed Caucasians. A randomized sample of 239 California licensed clinical social workers and licensed marriage and family therapists were shown experimentally designed clinical videos and asked to make diagnostic judgments. Clinicians were randomly assigned to view 1 of 4 videos of 2 young adult male actors, 1 African American and 1 Caucasian, playing th…
The Influence of Secular and Theological Education on Pastors’ Depression Intervention Decisions
Will a pastor refer to a mental health center? If they feel qualified to intervene themselves, they may not. Because pastors often provide grief counseling, it is important to understand the decisions they make when intervening with depressed individuals. A random sample of 204 Protestant pastors completed surveys about their treatment practices for depression. Fisher's exact analyses revealed that more pastors with some secular education yet no …
Impact of childhood sexual abuse on the emotions and behaviours of adult men from three ethnic groups in the USA
Adult men of different ethnic backgrounds who experienced childhood sexual abuse (CSA) may vary in their reports of the psychological and behavioural impact of CSA on their lives. Empirical studies rarely examine the impact of race/ethnicity or cultural context on the psychological and behavioural struggles of adult male CSA survivors. This study utilised qualitative content analysis to examine the reported CSA-related psychological and behaviour…
A spectrum of belief
Since clergy are often first responders to mental health issues, it is important to understand clergy views on handling such issues. A discussion occurred in 2012 amongst clergy involved in a popular social utility network clergy’s group. One clergyperson asked peers: “If the church is where we are to come for healing, how do we handle people who are depressed, suicidal, suffering from PTSD or anxiety?” Over 140 comments were made during 13 days,…
Missing the mark
Many studies state that African Americans are underdiagnosed with major depressive disorder when compared to Whites, yet little research exists on the specific differences in symptom expression in African Americans. Even fewer studies explore gender-based differences in depressive symptom expression between African Americans. This article reviews literature on African-American symptom expression differences through a social determinants of health…
“It’s Kind of a Dichotomy”
Spiritually Responsive SBIRT in Social Work Education
This article reports the results of a multisite, interprofessional training initiative for social work students focused on using Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) culturally adapted to include elements of faith and spirituality using an interactive Web-based learning management system. A total of 251 undergraduate and graduate social work students completed the 4-hr training with pre- and post-assessments, with 191 …
Lived Experience, Transparency, Help, and Humility
Many individuals who experience mental and emotional problems prefer support from clergy instead of formal mental health services. Because clergy are often sought out by those with mental illnesses, it is essential to understand their perspectives about mental and emotional problems and identify the individual characteristics that influence these perspectives. This study utilized qualitative data from a conversation among pastors in an online soc…
Hospitality Towards People with Mental Illness in the Church
Psychology (11 obras) · Mental health (9 obras) · Psychiatry (9 obras) · Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology (8 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Anxiety (4 obras) · Clinical Psychology (4 obras) · Medicine (4 obras) · Psychotherapist (4 obras)