Anger regulation in traumatized Cambodian refugees: the perspectives of Buddhist monks.
Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry September 1, 2011 Angela Nickerson, Devon E Hinton 38 citations
Recent research has highlighted the importance of traditional methods of healing in relation to the treatment of psychological distress in non-Western populations. This pilot study, conducted in Massachusetts, investigates what Buddhist Cambodian monks consider to be the causes, phenomenology and appropriate intervention strategies for anger among Cambodian refugees. Six monks were interviewed...