Characteristics n (%) | Parents (n = 11) | Youth (n = 4) | Service providers (n = 10) |
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Gender | |||
Male | 1 (9%) | – | 1 (10%) |
Female | 10 (91%) | 4 (100%) | 8 (80%) |
Did not identify | – | – | 1 (10%) |
Age (mean) | 57 | 21 | – |
Self-identified ethnoracial identity | |||
Black | – | 1 (25%) | – |
South Asian | 1 (9%) | 1 (25%) | 1 (10%) |
East Asian | 2 (18%) | 1 (25%) | – |
White | 7 (64%) | 1 (25%) | 8 (80%) |
Mixed race/biracial | 1 (9%) | – | 1 (10%) |
Parent role | |||
Mother | 10 (91%) | – | – |
Father | 1 (9%) | – | – |
Youth supported by parents/caregivers | |||
Son | 8 (73%) | – | – |
Daughter | 3 (27%) | – | – |
Highest level of ducation | |||
High school | – | 3 (75%) | – |
College diploma/undergraduate university | 8 (73%) | 1 (25%) | – |
Graduate degree university | 3 (27%) | – | 10 (100%) |
Educational degree | |||
Master of Social Work | – | – | 8 (80%) |
Master of Education | – | – | 2 (20%) |
Identified role for service providers | |||
Social worker | – | – | 1 (10%) |
Crisis worker | – | – | 1 (10%) |
Clinician navigator | – | – | 7 (70%) |
Did not identify | – | – | 1 (10%) |
Practice setting | |||
Private practice | – | – | – |
Hospital | – | – | 6 (60%) |
Both hospital and private practice | – | – | 3 (30%) |
Post-secondary institution | – | – | 1 (10%) |
Mean years of practice experience | – | – | 10.6 |
Type of concernsa | |||
Mental health | 4 (36%) | 3 (75%) | – |
Substance use/behavioural addictions | 1 (9%) | – | – |
Concurrent disorders | 6 (55%) | 1 (25%) | – |