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Alternative Mental Health Interventions for Hispanic Women With Breast Cancer: A State of the Science Review.
Introduction: Current disadvantages in accessing healthcare services, particularly mental health resources, result in increased psychological dysfunction among Hispanic women with advanced breast cancer. Little is known about using alternative nonpharmacological therapies for Hispanic women experiencing psychological distress secondary to a breast cancer diagnosis. This state-of-the-science paper synthesizes current culturally appropriate alternative therapies that effectively address depressive symptoms, anxiety, and psychological distress among Hispanic women with breast cancer (HWBC). Methods: The search criteria included published articles that used alternative interventions to address psychological needs among HWBC. Ten studies met the inclusion criteria. Results: Four alternative interventions were identified in the literature that significantly met the cultural mental health needs of HWBC. Mindfulness and technology use were the two interventions most studied in this review. Conclusion: Evidence indicates that alternative therapies for mental health improve overall quality of life. Further research to attenuate psychological distress is needed to meet mental health needs among HWBC. Innovative methods such as the use of technology and mindfulness as well as integrating personalized care are crucial to address the cultural needs of HWBC.