Natalia is a recent immigrant to Canada who is experiencing symptoms consistent with depression. Various members of her family, who are still living in Natalia's country of birth, have experienced such symptoms, and in each case they were treated by the local clergy who explained that their feelings were the result of straying from their religion, forgave them for their sins, and counselled them about the need to maintain strong family ties so that they may not lose sight of their reasons for living. What will Natalia likely do in response to having her symptoms?
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She will likely seek help from her local church, rather than from her physician.◦
She will likely return to her home country for treatment, because it is more sensitive to her cultural needs.◦
She will likely seek out a psychologist who is from the same cultural background as herself.◦
She will be forced to ask her family doctor for antidepressant medication.
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