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Foreword: Silence No More; Judith Worell; Section I: Setting the Stage: Social, Biomedical, and Ethical Issues in Understanding Women’s Depression; Chapter 1: Introduction: Culture, Self-Silencing, and Depression: A Contextual-Relational Perspective; Dana Crowley Jack and Alisha Ali; Chapter 2: The Social Causes of Women’s Depression: A Question of Rights Violated?; Jill Astbury; Chapter 3: Drugs Don’t Talk: Do Medication and Biological Psychiatry Contribute to Silencing the Self?; Richard A. Gordon; Chapter 4: The Itinerant Researcher: Ethical and Methodological Issues in Conducting Cross-Cultural Mental Health Research; Joseph E. Trimble, Maria R. Scharron-del Rio, and Guillermo Bernal; Section II: Self-Silencing and Depression across Cultures; Introduction to Section II: On the Critical Importance of Relationships for Women’s Well-Being; Judith Jordan; Chapter 5: Women’s Self-Silencing and Depression in the Socio-Cultural Context of Germany; Tanja Zoellner and Susanne Hedlund; Chapter 6: Gender as Culture: The Meanings of Self-Silencing in Women and Men; Linda Smolak; Chapter 7: ’I Don’t Express My Feelings to Anyone’: How Self-Silencing Relates to Depression and Gender in Nepal; Dana Jack, Bindu Pokharel, and Usha Subba; Chapter 8: Silencing the Self across Generations and Gender in Finland; Airi Hautamaki; Chapter 9: The Meaning of Self-Silencing in Polish Women; Krystyna Drat-Ruszczak; Chapter 10: Exploring the Immigrant Experience through Self-Silencing Theory and the Full Frame Approach: The Case of Caribbean Immigrant Women in Canada and the U.S.; Alisha Ali; Chapter 11: Deconstructing Gendered Discourses of Love, Power, and Violence in Intimate Relationships: Portuguese Women’s Experiences; Sofia Neves and Conceicao Nogueira; Chapter 12: Authentic Self-Expression: Gender, Ethnicity, and Culture; Anjoo Sikka, Linda (Gratch) Vaden-Goad, and Lisa K. Waldner; Chapter 13: Silencing the Self and Personality Vulnerabilities Associated with Depression; Avi Besser, Gordon L. Flett, and Paul L. Hewitt; Chapter 14: Sociopolitical, Gender, and Cultural Factors in the Conceptualization and Treatment of Depression among Haitian Women; Guerda Nicolas, Bridget Hirsch, and Clelia Beltrame; Section III: The Health Effects of Self-Silencing; Introduction to Section III: Empowering Depressed Women: The Importance of a Feminist Lens; Laura S. Brown; Chapter 15: Supporting Voice in Women Living with HIV/AIDS; Rosanna F. DeMarco; Chapter 16: Facilitating Women’s Development through the Illness of Cancer: Depression, Self-Silencing, and Self-Care; Mary Sormanti; Chapter 17: Eating Disorders and Self-Silencing: A Function-Focused Approach to Treatment; Josie Geller, Sujatha Srikameswaran, and Stephanie Cassin; Chapter 18: Self-Silencing and the Risk of Heart Disease and Death in Women: The Framingham Offspring Study; Elaine D. Eaker and Margaret Kelly-Hayes; Chapter 19: Silencing the Heart: Women in Treatment for Cardiovascular Disease; Maria I. Medved; Chapter 20: Disruption of the Silenced Self: The Case of Pre-Menstrual Syndrome; Jane M. Ussher and Janette Perz; Chapter 21: ’I Wasn’t being True to Myself’: Women’s Narratives of Postpartum Depression; Natasha S. Mauthner; Chapter 22: Seeking Safety with Undesirable Outcomes: Women’s Self-Silencing in Abusive Intimate Relationships and Implications for Healthcare; Stephanie J. Woods; COMMENTARY; Janet M. Stoppard; Appendix A: The Silencing the Self Scale

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