Microaggressions in South Asian Americans: Mental Health Consequences and Community Strategies-View Presentation

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Summary:<br /><br />The video presentation titled "Microaggressions in South Asian Americans: Mental Health Consequences and Community Strategies" discusses the detrimental effects of microaggressions on the mental health of South Asian Americans. The speakers, including Dr. Ronna Parekh, Dr. Manan Shah, Dr. Karuna Poddar, and Dr. Dhruv Gupta, highlight the historical origins of microaggressions and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on anti-Asian hate. They explore specific microaggressions faced by individuals, such as the model minority stereotype and perpetual foreigner label. The presentation emphasizes the mental and physical health consequences of microaggressions, including elevated stress response and an increased risk of hypertension, cardiovascular disease, and mental health disorders. The importance of community strategies and support systems to address and overcome microaggressions is highlighted. The video provides valuable insights into the experiences of South Asian Americans and sheds light on the harmful effects of microaggressions on their well-being. The presentation was organized by the Indo-American Psychiatric Association (IAPA) and the American Psychiatric Association (APA), with speakers including Dr. Rana Parekh, Dr. Dhruv Gupta, Dr. Akanksha Poddar, and Dr. Parul Shah.

Keywords

Microaggressions

South Asian Americans

Mental Health

Community Strategies

Dr. Ronna Parekh

Dr. Manan Shah

Dr. Karuna Poddar

Dr. Dhruv Gupta

COVID-19 Pandemic

Anti-Asian Hate

Model Minority Stereotype

Perpetual Foreigner Label

Stress Response

Hypertension

Cardiovascular Disease