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147644 https://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.64070 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ 2021-05 29 pages eng Babbrah, Ciera Neha Berkel, Cady Chia-Chen Chen, Angela School of Life Sciences Barrett, The Honors College Text The purpose of the current research is to synthesize and analyze the available literature on the mental health of Sikh American adolescents, addressing gaps and proposing areas of further research. It assesses and compares perceptions of mental health in both Asian Indian and Sikh demographics, as the majority of Sikhs are ethnically Asian Indian. The research is also intended to supplement the current understanding of mental health in the Sikh community with a discussion on the culturally-based risk and protective factors for mental health and Western mental health care access. Sikh Mental Health Religion Stigma Discrimination Mental Health of Sikh American Adolescents: A Thematic Literature Review