Tyrone M. Parchment

Assistant Professor

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

United States

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Dr. Tyrone M. Parchment is an Assistant Professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in the United States. His research focuses on the intersections of mental health, cultural supervision for social workers, and the unique experiences of Black and Latino families. Recent articles include studies on paternal postpartum depression and the role of social support in vulnerable populations. He aims to contribute to the understanding of protective factors in community health and well-being.

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Latoya A. Small

University of California

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Antonia R.G. Alvarez

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Portland State University

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Boston College

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Articles (9)

We Are Still Here: Intersectional Collaborations in Research, Practice, and Resistance Among MFP Scholars

Risk factors of paternal postpartum depression among Latino fathers: Treatment implications

An intergenerational examination of retrospective and current depression patterns among Black families

The need for culturally congruent supervision for Black and Latinx social workers

Residential Black fathers’ engagement as a protective factor for sexual outcomes among Black adolescent and young adult females

Social Support for South African Caregivers of Children Living with Perinatally Acquired HIV

South African child report of caregiver attunement as a mechanism to decrease engagement in risky sexual situations and depression

Prevalence and predictors of parental depressive episodes: Results from a 15-year longitudinal study

The Latino father in the postnatal period: The role of egalitarian masculine gender role attitudes and coping skills in depressive symptoms.

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Latoya A. Small

Antonia R.G. Alvarez

Maria Pineros-Leano

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