[Symposium 107] Mental health and well-being of foreign nationals: Future prospects seen from a comparison of community activities in Japan and the United States

[SY-107-04] INFORMED-Living Well: Outcomes of a Multilingual Program to Promote Emotional Wellness in Asian Americans Living in California

*Janice Y. Tsoh^1,9, JiWon Choi^1,9, Joyce Cheng², Susan L Stewart³, Sonia Picht¹, Chia Thao⁴, Dao Lor⁵, Mai Pham⁶, Feng Ming Li^1,9, Kamhung Lam^3,9, Weeko Vang¹, Nola Vu^5,9, Ching Wong¹, Justin Wong, Phillip Yang^1,9, Stephanie Yu^1,9, Minji Kim^7,9, Andreea Seritan¹, Nancy Burke^8,9, Tung T. Nguyen^1,9 (1.Univ. of California San Francisco(United States of America), 2.Chinese Community Health Resource Center(United States of America), 3.Univ. of California Davis(United States of America), 4.California State University Bakersfield(United States of America), 5.The Fresno Center(United States of America), 6.Immigrant Resettlement & Cultural Center(United States of America), 7.Univ. of South Carolina(United States of America), 8.Univ. of California Merced(United States of America), 9.Asian American Research Center on Health (ARCH)(United States of America))

Keywords:

Cultural psychiatry,Immigrant mental health Mental health disparities,Community-based intervention,Asian American mental well-being