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LIS 4060 6.4.1 Reference Interview Demo: College Student
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Interview with Ada Torres from the De donde eres: Cultural Origins of the Southern Colorado Latino/Hispanic Community Collection.
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Thinks mental health is major health concern for community, misconception of it as "feeling good." Endorses talk/behavioral therapy even if therapist doesn't share identity/experience.…
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Talks about picking up burning incense, prayer (has altar for Virgin/mother earth), speaking to worry dolls. Mentions complications around finding a therapist that feels like a good fit. Discusses…
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Through time as he learned about mental health for himself he recognizes its prevalence in family, mostly regarding mom and sister.
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Shares surprise when he had high cholesterol despite exercising regularly. Notes higher prevalence among Latinx population. He "blames it on the tortillas."
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Talks about how chamomile and mint were main staples for remedios that mother used. Also mentioned rubbing "parecera" oil on stomach to treat stomachaches in Guatemala.
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Describes how mother would use basil, not as cooking herb, but medicinal herb. Can be placed in ear to treat ear infection
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When wife's water broke during pregnancy, he called mom for medicinal suggestions, she prescribed teas with castor oil, cinnamon, and other ingredients.
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