The Child Refugee Crisis on the US-Mexico Border: Mental Health Factors and Consequences

Pumariega, Andres J.

Clinical Perspectives 53 (open)
The Child Refugee Crisis on the US-Mexico Border: Mental Health Factors and Consequences

Friday, October 30, 2015: 1:30 PM-4:30 PM

Chair:

Andres J. Pumariega, MD

53.1

The Artesia Family Detention Center: Implications for Short and Long Term Mental Health Problems
Carol M. Larroque, MD University of New Mexico, Cedar Crest, NM

53.2

Impact of the Central American Refugee Crisis on the Lower Rio Grande Valley Region
Arden D. Dingle, MD University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, Decatur, GA

53.3

The Central American Child Refugee Crisis: Southern California and Historical Perspectives
William Arroyo, MD Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, Sherman Oaks, CA

53.4

Psychological Aspects of the Pedro Pan Exodus of the 1960s and Cuban Balsero Crisis of 1994: What We Learned
Eugenio Rothe, MD Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine and Florida International University, Key Biscayne, FL

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62nd Annual Meeting

October 26 - 31, 2015

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Clinical Perspectives 53 (open)
The Child Refugee Crisis on the US-Mexico Border: Mental Health Factors and Consequences

Clinical Perspectives 53 (open) The Child Refugee Crisis on the US-Mexico Border: Mental Health Factors and Consequences

Clinical Perspectives 53 (open)
The Child Refugee Crisis on the US-Mexico Border: Mental Health Factors and Consequences