PRAISE FOR FOR THE NEXT GENERATION "This book is a vital resource for researchers, clinicians, and students, as well as for community members, including legislators, educators, and parents. Nancy H. Liu has assembled an impressive group of leaders in AANHPI research who present cutting-edge science and innovative, practical applications. Common themes throughout the book are: (a) the unique cultural aspects of diverse AANHPI groups, such as collectivism and emotional restraint; and (b) the sociocultural aspects of being marginalized, such as discrimination and the model minority myth." --GORDON C. NAGAYAMA HALL, PhD, Emeritus Professor of Psychology, University of Oregon "Drawing on rigorous research, clinical expertise, and deep cultural understanding, this volume offers essential insights into AAPI youth mental health. At a pivotal moment for AAPI communities, the authors illuminate both the unique vulnerabilities and the considerable strengths that shape young people's lives, while providing practical, evidence-informed strategies to foster resilience, empowerment, and hope. This is a must-read for clinicians, educators, and caregivers committed to supporting AAPI youth.

" --ERICA H. LEE, PhD, Assistant Professor & Training Director, Boston Children's Hospital, Harvard Medical School "Thoughtfully conceived and persuasively expressed, For the Next Generation represents a timely, nuanced, and necessary advance in the conversation about AANHPI youth mental health." --JUSTIN A. CHEN, MD, MPH, Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Weill Cornell Medicine, New York-Presbyterian For the Next Generation provides contemporary, practical strategies for clinical professionals, trainees, educators, community leaders, and peer support providers seeking effective mental health approaches for AANHPI adolescents and emerging adults. Readers will find: Issues previously unaddressed in the clinical literature, including anti-Asian hate, neurodiversity, bullying, suicide frameworks, religion and spirituality, and racial and ethnic identity development, among others for AANHPIs. Clinical formulations specific to diverse AANHPI subpopulations and their unique contexts, including chapters specifically focusing on Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander youth. Practical strategies and case studies to illustrate clinical conceptualizations and applied adaptations. Interdisciplinary perspectives weaving together voices from ethnic studies, public health, education, and the humanities.