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ISSN:2054-4251

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Aditya Putra Kurniawan,Prima Agustia Nova,Gading Ekapuja Aurizki et al. Aditya Putra Kurniawan et al.
Task-sharing psychological treatment to non-specialist providers, including lay health workers (LHWs), is central to WHO guidance in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). LHWs are community members without formal mental health qualifica...
Tanya Ann Antony,Eamonn Whelan,Andrea Finnegan et al. Tanya Ann Antony et al.
Gender-based violence (GBV) is a global public health crisis exacerbated in fragile settings by gender inequalities, displacement, and resource scarcity. While mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) interventions aim to support peop...
Ghazala Mir,Robert West,Evrim Anik et al. Ghazala Mir et al.
Faith-sensitive depression therapies address a core aspect of cultural values but are not specifically promoted within global mental health policy. This study evaluated a culturally adapted Behavioural Activation intervention for Muslim pat...
Joyce Aputere Ndago,Emmanuel Asampong,Franklin N Glozah et al. Joyce Aputere Ndago et al.
We assessed the prevalence of probable depression and anxiety among young people in Ghana to inform evidence-based responses to youth mental health needs. This subnational high-risk population survey was conducted among 602 young people (YP...
Maryam Mohamed,Sami Hassan,Abubakr Mahmoud et al. Maryam Mohamed et al.
Traumatic war events can impair healthcare workers' psychological well-being. We assessed resilience, attendance and perceived sense of danger among Sudanese healthcare workers in active conflict zones. A cross-sectional study (January-Marc...
Analpa Vishwanath,Louloua Ashikhusein Waliji,Abdullah Bengali et al. Analpa Vishwanath et al.
As trauma-informed care (TIC) becomes more integrated into healthcare systems, consistent and meaningful evaluation remains limited. Educational interventions are central to implementation, yet outcome measures vary widely. This scoping rev...
Murad Ansary,Afsana Sultana,Maria Ferdousi et al. Murad Ansary et al.
Despite growing recognition of the intergenerational effects of maternal mental health, evidence from tea garden communities remains limited. This study assessed the mental health status of working mothers in tea gardens of Moulvibazar, Ban...
Najia Atif,Syed Usman Hamdani,Zill-E- Huma et al. Najia Atif et al.
Adolescent marriage and early childbearing remain common in rural Pakistan, yet few interventions support young couples transitioning into parenthood. This study explores the perceived impact and implementation of preparing for parenthood (...
SeYeon Kim,Eszter Palócz,Jiwook Park et al. SeYeon Kim et al.
Climate change-induced disasters continue to disproportionately affect low, middle and upper-middle income countries (LMICs), often leaving survivors at risk of serious mental health challenges. Yet, mental health interventions in these set...
Wongsa Laoasiriwong,Ye Htut Oo,Kittipong Sornlorm et al. Wongsa Laoasiriwong et al.
Displaced persons with non-communicable diseases (NCD) face challenges in disease management and increased risk of mental health problems. This randomized controlled trial assessed the impact of psychotherapy treatment (Common Elements Trea...