Perceiving Greater Ageism in Barriers to Mental Healthcare Relates to Poorer Mental Health for Older Adults

To support older adult mental health, clinicians should dispel inaccurate, ageist stereotypes about older adult mental health internalized by their clients and work to increase and then communicate their openness and ability to provide competent mental healthcare to older adults.

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Clinical Gerontologist
Published
2024-11-07
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1080/07317115.2024.2425307
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3
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Aging and Gerontology Research
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3.08
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Perceiving Greater Ageism in Barriers to Mental Healthcare Relates to Poorer Mental Health for Older Adults

Michael Kirby, Grace I. L. Caskie, Eve Root
3 citations
Clinical Gerontologist
Aging and Gerontology Research
3.08
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Perceiving Greater Ageism in Barriers to Mental Healthcare Relates to Poorer Mental Health for Older Adults

Michael Kirby, Grace I. L. Caskie, Eve Root
article en
3 citations

Abstract

To support older adult mental health, clinicians should dispel inaccurate, ageist stereotypes about older adult mental health internalized by their clients and work to increase and then communicate their openness and ability to provide competent mental healthcare to older adults.

Clinical GerontologistVol. 48(5)
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Aging and Gerontology Research
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