政治经济和不平等对心理健康的影响

Waleed Y. Sami, Christopher Jeter
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在过去几代人的时间里,美国不断扩大的不平等与不断变化的政治经济和新自由主义的出现有关。不平等对心理健康产生深远影响,对边缘化个人和社区的影响尤为严重。这篇概念性的文章将概述政治经济学和新自由主义的概念,并将这些概念与心理健康专业人员的工作联系起来。将建立收入不平等、健康的社会决定因素和政治经济学之间的联系。此外,对社会正义导向的专业辅导员的影响将包括在内。
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The Political Economy and Inequality’s Impact on Mental Health
Burgeoning inequality in the United States over the last several generations has been linked to the changing political economy and the advent of neoliberalism. Inequality exerts a profound influence on mental health, disproportionally so for marginalized individuals and communities. This conceptual article will provide an overview of the concepts of political economy and neoliberalism and link these concepts to the work of mental health professionals. Connections between income inequality, social determinants of health, and the political economy will be made. Additionally, implications for social justice oriented professional counselors will be included.
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