Friday Exit Ticket by Dustin Tabeta

Andrea

2022-03-25 14:21:43 UTC

What stood me the most is that many Latin adults doesn’t get help for their mental health

Itai

2022-03-25 14:21:58 UTC

The quote that sticked out to me was different ways to speak because some places and people say things differently which makes some people confused

Fraylin

2022-03-25 14:22:38 UTC

Housing. Segregation may not be a sanctioned policy anymore but it's very much alive.

danny I

2022-03-25 14:22:38 UTC

1. Many Hispanic don't get the correct help from people and could be hard dealing with everything by themselves and could cause even more mental issues.
2. Is hard for people that are Hispanic because we have a many disadvantages like languages and support, even with my family is hard to find things because of disadvantages

Mariana

2022-03-25 14:22:40 UTC

Healthcare that doesn’t seem to understand you and few knowledge about the topic are two examples of barriers Hispanic people face in regards to mental care.

Eder

2022-03-25 14:22:42 UTC

Some barrier of Hispanic or Latinx face in regards mental health care is when they just come and the whole language barrier they had

Danny

2022-03-25 14:23:02 UTC

something hispanic and latin are facing is language barrier and lacks of communication

Bernie

2022-03-25 14:23:09 UTC

A quote that stuck out with me the most was communicating problems with people who need help but have are being stopped because of language barriers

Paul

2022-03-25 14:53:34 UTC

The one quote that stuck to me is the mental health because it can be harmful if it isn’t checked and not treated right

Lyndie

2022-03-25 14:54:30 UTC

A quote that stuck to me was that some kids can’t talk about how they feel with a health care provider due to not speaking the same language so it makes it difficult for them to talk about how they feel which could lead to even more mental issues for example depression

George weng

2022-03-25 14:54:30 UTC

The quote stick up to me is that if you have mental health go talk to your doctor they help cure your mental health problem

JANELYN

2022-03-25 14:55:01 UTC

A quote that stuck out to me was the
most was communicating problems
with people who need help but have
are being stopped because of
language barriers

Maribel

2022-03-25 14:55:36 UTC

what stuck with me was that kids need a safe space with someone they talk to for example with a therapist.

Chris Sosa

2022-03-25 14:56:07 UTC

A quote that doesn't provide treatment to certain communities, it's really annoying how you won't be treated because of your culture
"You are what is wrong with the world"

Emanuel H

2022-03-25 15:00:49 UTC

1.- One of the barriers that Latino people face is the difficulty in speaking and understanding English, which makes it difficult for them to access mental health services.

Beyonce

2022-03-25 15:02:24 UTC

The quote that got stuck to me is that many immigrants are afraid to ask for health insurance because many people are scared to be separated from there family

Nayla

2022-03-25 15:03:11 UTC

Some of the barriers people of Hispanic community faces in regards to mental health care is the struggle with communicating depending on their language to communicate because the Hispanic people speak Spanish and English but a lot of them speak it fluently and the health care providers might not be able to help them because they probably won’t understand their language .

Vanessa

2022-03-25 15:03:39 UTC

This quote stuck to me because many immigrants don’t usually seek help from others about their health insurance

Josue

2022-03-25 15:05:03 UTC

A quote that stucked to me was the language barrier because sometimes it can be difficult when your a Hispanic/Latinx person and you gotta visit the doctor who may only speak English. Then the communication will be hard between the both of you, but good thing we got many translators as of now to help out in these situations.

Yasamin

2022-03-25 15:05:20 UTC

The quote that stuck in my mind is the one that say when there not taIking the same language.

Emmanuel

2022-03-25 15:27:26 UTC

The quote that stuck with me the most was “The relationship and communication between a person and their mental health provider is a key aspect of treatment. It's very important for a person to feel that their identity is understood by their provider to receive the best possible support and care.” because it hard trying to communicate with others it very difficult trying to speak and you can feel embarrassed for mispronouncing the words and for others talking to someone about your problems it very hard.

Abe

2022-03-25 16:37:09 UTC

The quote I most liked was the one of respecting mental health issues

Ant

2022-03-25 16:38:14 UTC

The hispanic/Latinx community face struggles in finding mental health help.

It is important to appreciate these differences and understand how community members self-identify based on race, ethnicity, or national organ.

2022-03-25 16:38:32 UTC

It's all true til you visit North Korea and get arrested.

tania

2022-03-25 16:38:53 UTC

the quote that stuck w me the most was the language barrier

2022-03-25 16:39:42 UTC

Because we are so privillage why do we have to feel sad or upset that we still feel like we need something why do we have to say oh i feel sad and we always get comments like you can't be sad you live in a country where they have everything why should you feel a type of way. We have to be strong and not "complain"

May

2022-03-25 16:41:09 UTC

The struggle latinx/Hispanic community face with when it comes to mental health is not speaking up about as much.

Stanley

2022-03-25 16:41:33 UTC

The older latin/hispanic community sometimes have a language barrier so it is harder on them. Their kids are different because they grow up in this country. Mental health is something that isn’t really talked about and expressed

2022-03-25 16:41:34 UTC

They aren't good at showing how they feel causing Lots of mental issues. This has been seen alot in my family. They have been used to bottling up. And they ignore it to act like it doesn't exist. Cause they thing having a mental issue is crazy

Jacky

2022-03-25 16:42:19 UTC

Some barriers Hispanic/Latinx community face in regards to mental health care is communication which why some people don’t have health insurance because peoples are unable to understand one community which they should learn from them to able to give everyone equal treatments. Some bits of information I agree with is language barrier hold others down which they can’t receive support, care, and help with the lack of interactions and knowledge to help communicate. I could compare that we have same problems as race, our culture or general language attract interest but then confusion to other societies unable to realize what we trying to describe. Some difference is how we react towards what is not known and thought we never exist.

Fatima

2022-03-25 16:43:15 UTC

1. The barriers people of the hispanic/Latin community face is not being able to talk about culture or not being able to identify who you are since sometimes people are scared how people react.
2.I identify as Hispanic/latinx and some bits of I formation I agree with is that it's hard to talk about gender or sexuality since sometimes when talking about it people will give us looks or give us a lecture that we can only be male or female and dating is between men and women.

Isaiah N

2022-03-25 16:43:55 UTC

Some of the barriers of the Hispanic/Latinx community face in regards to mental healthcare is language barrier.

2022-03-25 16:45:12 UTC

1. Some of the barriers of mental health is neglecting it till the end.

Estefani

2022-03-25 16:45:30 UTC

Some of the barriers Hispanics/Latino Community regards to mental health care is a language barrier and not being aware of the opportunities they can have in regards to their mental health conditions. Something I agree with is how sometimes people are not able to recognize their mental health conditions as it has not been spoken of.

shania

2022-03-25 18:13:54 UTC

the quote that stuck with me the most is the fact that only 34% of hispanic / latinx people receive mental health help.

R0B

2022-03-25 18:14:08 UTC

1.I think an important issue Hispanic/Latinx communities face are how many bottle their emotions and is very hard to be able to carry their stress and burden they put on their selfs or by other people.
2. I'm not sure what to say😓

2022-03-25 18:15:05 UTC

The quote that stuck out to me was the one where people didn’t want help because they were afraid of separation, this one stuck to me because many people could think that it’s a trick to take you away from your loved one

Christian

2022-03-25 18:15:45 UTC

Simply just take the time you need and when you feel ready go get the help you need. Mental health is serious and to be needed to be dealt with

Ayden

2022-03-25 18:15:53 UTC

The quote that stook with most is Approximately 34% of Hispanic/Latinx adults with mental illness
receive treatment each year compared to the U.S. average of
45%. This is due to many unique barriers to care. this stock with me most because it’s relatable

2022-03-25 18:16:55 UTC

The one the stuck out to me the most is

Angel

2022-03-25 18:17:34 UTC

The quote that stood out to me the most is the one that states the reason why parents are scared to get health insurance for their kids is due to the fact that their a chance that the state/government is going to recognize them being a immigrant in their land. The fear of being separated with their families is one fear that one's doesn't want to take at risk.

Juan

2022-03-25 18:18:44 UTC

Some barriers are mis communication when someone that speaks broken English talks with a doctor so that’s why people need interpreters

2022-03-25 18:18:52 UTC

The one that stood out to me the most was where a small percentage out of 100 people were the only ones who could receive proper health care. When it comes to mental health it shows that certain people really couldn’t receive this care because maybe they had struggle economically….

Eileen

2022-03-25 18:19:53 UTC

Some of the barriers Hispanic/Latinx people face regarding to mental health care is language barrier. The patient and the provider need to speak the same language for them to interact with each other. There's also topics where people were unable to describe it with words so it's harder to understand them.

2022-03-25 18:19:55 UTC

Some of the barriers hispanic families face are being minorities and immigrants in a white supremacist country. I agree with the fact that hispanic/Lantinx families have trouble communicating especially about mental health.

ashley s

2022-03-25 18:20:19 UTC

The quote that stuck with me the most is how Latinxs don’t receive help because of their language barrier. I feel like translators should be provided. The barriers that Hispanics face is cultural and language barriers because of this it’s less likely for them to ask for help.

Alex

2022-03-25 18:21:03 UTC

The quote that stood out to me is the quote along the words of, "Hispanic/Latinx usually are misidentify. Some barriers that Hispanic/Latinx communities face is identification, judgement, and mental health. Their identities would usually be guessed by others but the truth is that their are many different hispanic/latinx communities that most of the time, people misidentify people who are related to those cultures. They also get judged for searching for mental health help. Mental health is a huge topic in general, and it is harder for different ethnicity to get help which makes mental health crucial for those who are "different". Though I'm from a different culture, I experience the same difficulties that anyone else does, which is the lesson that should be taken from today. Everyone should be treated equally in terms of respect and overall mental health.