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Balancing Resilience and Vulnerability: Mental Health in Urban Slums of Ibadan

Introduction When life feels like a series of challenges, how do some individuals manage to maintain their mental health while others struggle? This question becomes even more poignant in the backdrop of urban slums, where daily adversity is a part of life. The relationship between protective factors and common mental disorders among female urban slum […]

Navigating New Horizons: The Journey of Saudi Arabian Students in Australia

Introduction Imagine stepping into a completely unfamiliar world where the language, culture, and customs are significantly different from what you’ve ever known. This is the experience for many students studying abroad, particularly those from Saudi Arabia, as they pursue education in distant lands like Australia. The journey of adapting to a foreign educational environment is […]

Navigating Life’s Ups and Downs During a Pandemic: A Cross-Country Journey

Introduction: The Ripple Effects of a Global Crisis Imagine waking up one morning to a world where your freedom to wander is replaced by orders to stay at home. This was a reality for billions of people when the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the globe. As governments scrambled to curb the spread of the virus, […]

Finding Hope: Peer-led Counseling for Adolescents Living with HIV in Zimbabwe

Introduction Imagine being a teenager, feeling the world on your shoulders, and then add to that the challenge of living with HIV in a place like Zimbabwe. For many adolescents, this is not just a story but a reality shaped by isolation, stigma, and mental health struggles. These young individuals often stand at a precarious […]

Breaking Down Barriers: Understanding Stigma and Support Among Caregivers in Addis Ababa

Stigma can be a heavy weight to bear, particularly when associated with mental illness. Think about it: how often do we discuss mental health openly, without a whisper of judgment or preconceived notions? The reality is double-edged for primary caregivers of children and adolescents with mental health conditions. They don’t just contend with the challenges […]

Navigating Challenges: Disability Among Syrian Refugees in Sultanbeyli, Istanbul

Introduction Imagine suddenly finding yourself in a foreign land, grappling not only with a new language and culture but also with physical or mental limitations that complicate day-to-day survival. This is the reality for many Syrian refugees living in Sultanbeyli, Istanbul. These individuals have endured the trauma of war and displacement, and now face the […]

Seasons of the Mind: Do Psychiatric Disorders Follow Nature’s Cycle?

Introduction Picture this: the leaves are ablaze with autumn colors, the air carries a chill, and as nature prepares for winter, your mood takes a nosedive. “Why now?” you might wonder. Chances are, you’re familiar with the phenomenon known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), renowned for striking as predictably as the changing seasons. But here’s […]

Cultural Roots and Mental Health: Understanding Depression in Singaporean Youth

Introduction: A Glimpse into the Minds of Young Adults in Singapore Imagine living in a world where your dreams consistently feel out of reach, leaving you in a perpetual state of detachment. For many young adults in Singapore battling depressive disorders, this is an everyday reality. But what’s at the root of this “reduced state […]