Navigating Faith-based Practices in Therapy: Psychotherapists' Experiences in India [0.03%]
印度心理治疗师基于信仰的实践体验
Ananda Krishnan,Amrita Deb
Ananda Krishnan
Addressing clients' faith-based practices (FBPs) is indispensable in psychotherapy, especially in a religiously diverse country like India. This can be particularly challenging in contexts where psychotherapy is highly stigmatized and FBPs ...
Developing Cultural Self-Awareness for Intervention in Diversity Contexts: A Scoping Review [0.03%]
多样性背景下的干预措施的文化自觉性培育：综述研究
Nolwenn Gonzalez,Maeva Traverso,Yvan Leanza
Nolwenn Gonzalez
In a diversity intervention context, the practitioner may have biases and stereotypes related to their own cultural background that will influence their approach. Developing cultural self-awareness could help reduce the manifestation of the...
Understanding Generational Differences in Muslim American Mental Health Help-Seeking [0.03%]
美国穆斯林心理健康求助的代际差异研究
Leena Badran,Niveen Rizkalla,Steven P Segal
Leena Badran
Attitudes toward mental health help-seeking are shaped by a complex interplay of environmental, sociocultural, religious, and generational factors. Within Muslim communities, these attitudes are further informed by religious teachings, cult...
'Clapping for Our Carers'? Emotion, Politics and Rituals of 'solidarity' in the UK's Lockdown [0.03%]
“鼓掌声中的关爱？”英国封锁时期的情感、政治与团结仪式
Cora E Salkovskis
Cora E Salkovskis
During the United Kingdom's (UK' first COVID-19 lockdown, the Clap for Carers ritual was framed as a national act of gratitude for healthcare workers. For ten weeks, millions clapped, banged pots and cheered from their homes - yet for many ...
Psychosomatic Futurities: Cripping the Future of Cultural Psychiatry in a Posthuman Landscape [0.03%]
心身未来的可能性：在后人类景观中重塑文化精神病学的未来
Suze Berkhout,Kelly Fritsch,Eva-Marie Stern et al.
Suze Berkhout et al.
This paper explores the ways in which cultural psychiatry can contribute to the understanding of the larger culture of medicine, through critical engagements with dualisms that structure medicine's curative imaginary-a social imaginary that...
U.S. Clinicians' Recognition and Diagnosis of Cultural Concepts of Distress [0.03%]
美国临床医师对精神痛苦文化概念的认知与诊断
Yunjung Lisa Chung,Shea Wenzler,Emma Headley et al.
Yunjung Lisa Chung et al.
In an increasingly diverse world, it is important for mental health professionals to be familiar with symptom presentations from a variety of cultures, including cultural concepts of distress. This study aimed to evaluate how U.S. clinician...
Investigating Mediumship/Possession-Relevant Experiences: Contributions from a Feature-Based, Subject-Dependent Approach to Definition and Measurement [0.03%]
基于特征的、以受试者为基础的方法在定义和测量与灵媒/附身有关经历方面的贡献研究
Everton De Oliveira Maraldi,Ronald Fischer,Maria Vitoria De Lima Varejão et al.
Everton De Oliveira Maraldi et al.
Non-ordinary experiences such as hearing voices, losing control over one's body or mediumship/possession, are observed across cultures. However, there is a notable lack of instruments specifically designed to measure these experiences from ...
Restorative Storytelling for Migrants' and Refugees' Mental Wellbeing and Community Empowerment in Canada: A Scoping Review [0.03%]
加拿大的迁徙者和寻求庇护者的心理健康及社区赋权的修复叙事：一项综述研究
Joseph Adu,Rade Zinaic,Priscilla N Boakye et al.
Joseph Adu et al.
Storytelling is a widely used method in community-based research. We conducted a scoping review to explore restorative storytelling and community theatre as a tool to support mental health literacy and wellness as well as equity among immig...
Ratanakromanea Ngin,Sovady Bora,Steve Vilhem
Ratanakromanea Ngin
Following the near-total destruction of mental health services during the Khmer Rouge regime (1975-1979), psychiatry in Cambodia underwent a gradual and resource-constrained revival from the early 1990s onward. This article traces the histo...
Vicarious Posttraumatic Growth among Refugee Service Providers in Istanbul, Turkey [0.03%]
土耳其伊斯坦布尔难民服务提供者的替代性创伤后成长
Mohamad Adam Brooks,Anindita Dasgupta,Neşe Şahin Taşğın et al.
Mohamad Adam Brooks et al.
This article examines the scope and prevalence of vicarious posttraumatic growth (VPTG) among service providers working with Syrian refugees in Istanbul, Turkey. VPTG is the phenomenon that, under certain conditions, exposure to traumatic m...