Moralised Eating and Identity Work in Digital Wellness Culture: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Orthorexia-Related Narratives [0.03%]
道德化饮食与身份建构：以正饮食为例的数字健康文化批判话语分析
Omer Horovitz
Omer Horovitz
Orthorexia nervosa (ON) is increasingly understood as a morally saturated health orientation in which dietary restraint is organised through ideals of purity, discipline, and self-worth. Building on social theory that treats health as a cul...
Highly Sensitive Person: Idiomizing Distress in Pandemic-Era Tokyo [0.03%]
后疫情时代的东京都市人：高度敏感人格作为压力的体现符碼
Ramsey Ismail
Ramsey Ismail
How does an English-language pop-psychology term become a commonly used mental health idiom in Japan, decades after its coinage? Based on twenty months of ethnographic fieldwork in Tokyo at Raku-no-Kai, a nonprofit supporting people navigat...
Psychiatric Violence as Communist Statecraft: Political Medicine and Failed Accountability in Romania [0.03%]
精神病态暴力与共产主义国家治理手段——罗马尼亚政治医学及问责失败研究
Cringuta Irina Pelea
Cringuta Irina Pelea
This article examines the political abuse of psychiatry in Romania during the Ceaușescu era (1965-1989), analyzing how psychiatric institutions were systematically transformed into instruments of ideological control. Drawing on Securitate ...
"But Thanks to God, I Learned to Forgive Them and Work on Myself and Things That I Love": Revenge Fantasies of Indian Muslim Women through Drawings and Narratives [0.03%]
“但感谢上帝，我学会了原谅他们并努力做自己喜欢的事”——印度穆斯林女性的复仇幻想及其叙事
Meghna Girish
Meghna Girish
This study explores how women make sense of injustice and express revenge fantasies through both visual and narrative forms of expression. Using an interpretative phenomenological approach, the study examines drawings and accompanying narra...
Decolonial Modes of Attention: Classic Attachment Theory, Structural Racism, and Caregiving Practices in the Aftermath of Apartheid [0.03%]
后种族隔离时代基于依恋理论的关照实践与结构性种族主义的脱域模式注意体系
Stephen Steph McIsaac
Stephen Steph McIsaac
For decades, scholars have critiqued the universalizing assumptions of classic attachment theory-particularly the work of John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth-arguing for more culturally specific and historically situated frameworks of childhood ...
Distressed or De-stressed? Crafting "Mental Health" in University Peer Education and Health Promotion [0.03%]
困境还是摆脱困境？高校同伴教育与健康促进中的“心理健康”建构
Gracie Wilson
Gracie Wilson
In recent years, universities have demonstrated heightened recognition of and concern for students' mental health by expanding mental health services as well as campus-wide mental health promotion campaigns. This article examines peer educa...
Sunflower Citizens? Resilience as Lived Negotiation among Mental Health Professionals in Zero-COVID China [0.03%]
葵花子公民？零新冠肺炎时代的中国心理健康专业人士共存心理韧性的实践调适与协商
Anna Iskra
Anna Iskra
This article examines how resilience and its key tool, adaptability, were defined, mobilized, and contested during Shanghai's Zero-COVID period, foregrounding the understudied perspectives of psychological counsellors. Drawing on 30 intervi...
Rethinking Conflict Health Allocation: Reconstituting Mental Health Service Delivery in Yemen [0.03%]
也门冲突下的卫生资源分配反思：重建精神卫生服务提供体系
Aamer Aldbyani
Aamer Aldbyani
Armed conflict and inequitable access to public services are increasingly understood as interconnected public health and policy challenges. Recent scholarship has argued that equitable allocation of services across rural and urban regions m...
Navigating between Action and Inaction: Moral Distress in Mental Health Professionals [0.03%]
行动与不作为之间的抉择：精神卫生专业人员的道德困境
Chandrasen Yadav,Yukta Mehdiratta
Chandrasen Yadav
Moral distress is often understood as arising from an inability to act in accordance with the known morally right course of action. In mental health care this is often a consequence of institutional or hierarchical constraints and constrain...
Culture as Guidance in Social Connection Services: A Symbol-Value-Norm Framework for Reflecting on Organisational Norms [0.03%]
文化视角下的社会连接服务：一种反映组织规范的符号-价值-准则框架
Yasuhiro Kotera
Yasuhiro Kotera
Social connection is a core determinant of mental and physical health, and connection-oriented services (e.g. peer programmes, groups, and social prescribing) are increasingly implemented. Yet social connection is culturally patterned. When...