Cynthia M. Navarro Flores

Assistant Professor

University of Tennessee

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Cynthia M. Navarro Flores is an Assistant Professor at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Her research areas include the effects of demographics on mental health outcomes, evidence-based practices in mental health, and the impact of socio-cultural factors on counseling utilization among Latinx populations. She has published extensively on topics such as PTSD symptoms among Hurricane Maria-affected youth, mindfulness-based interventions, and barriers to accessing telepsychology services.

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Tyson S. Barrett

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Alejandro Vázquez

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University of Tennessee

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Korena Klimczak

Rochester Institute of Technology

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Lesther Papa

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San Jose State University

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Melanie M. Domenech Rodriguez

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Utah State University

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Luz M. Garcini

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Roberto Abreu

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Byron Garcia

University of Kansas

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Thania Galvan

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University of Georgia

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Articles (16)

Intersecting identities, different struggles: The effects of demographics on experiences of discrimination and mental health outcomes among college students in Texas

Evidence-based practice among mental health professionals in Puerto Rico: Attitudes, knowledge, resources, and treatments

After the storm, the calm never came: Hurricane Maria-related stressors and PTSD symptoms among Puerto Rican youth.

Invisible wounds: Testimony of microaggressions from the experiences of clinicians of color in training.

A network analysis of Hurricane Maria–related traumatic stress and substance use among Puerto Rican youth

Dimensions of caregiver strain may partially mediate the relationship between youth symptomology and counseling utilization among Latinxs

An ecological examination of early adolescent e-cigarette use: A machine learning approach to understanding a health epidemic

Barriers to accessing telepsychology services questionnaire: Structure and language-based performance in a sample of Latinx caregivers.

Systematic Review of Mindfulness-Based Ecological Momentary Interventions: Synthesizing Current Methods and Identifying Directions for Future Research

La vergüenza [the shame]: Measuring affiliate stigma associated with youth mental health problems among Latinx caregivers.

Cuento de nunca acabar [never-ending story]: Compounding trauma and mental health among undocumented Latinx immigrants

Correction to: Psychometric Evaluation of a Barriers to Mental Health Treatment Questionnaire for Latina/o/x Caregivers of Children and Adolescents

Youth mental health service preferences and utilization patterns among Latinx caregivers

Psychometric Evaluation of a Barriers to Mental Health Treatment Questionnaire for Latina/o/x Caregivers of Children and Adolescents

High value correlates of caregiver reported counseling service need and utilization for adolescents at-risk for childhood maltreatment and neglect

Latinx caregivers’ perceived need for and utilization of youth telepsychology services during the coronavirus pandemic.

Collaborators (9)

Tyson S. Barrett

Alejandro Vázquez

Korena Klimczak

Lesther Papa

Melanie M. Domenech Rodriguez

Luz M. Garcini

Roberto Abreu

Byron Garcia

Thania Galvan

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