Differences in culture and lifestyle tend to be shown in how many; resources, money, food and a good health plan, people have. As a result, this is something that can help or affect people that have PTSD. Studies have shown that people from Latino communities in the USA, who are illegal are more bound to obtain PTSD from any trauma than Caucasian and African-American, who can access any therapy available for them, some of this Latino people say that only got family members to turn to. Most desired to receive mental health treatment within their primary care center and to receive psychotherapy rather than medications. In result, previous findings of treatment preferences in primary care reported that “95% of Latinos viewed counseling as an acceptable
