Cultural Psychiatry is a branch of psychiatry that examines how cultural factors influence mental health, illness, and treatment. It recognizes that beliefs, values, and practices related to mental health can vary significantly across different cultures. This field aims to improve understanding and care for individuals by considering their cultural backgrounds and experiences. Practitioners in Cultural Psychiatry often explore how cultural identity, social context, and community resources affect mental health outcomes. They may also study the impact of stigma and discrimination on individuals from diverse backgrounds, ensuring that mental health services are culturally sensitive and effective for all patients.