Journal of Public Mental Health
The art, science and politics of creating a mentally healthy society
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Compassion-Based Resilience Training (CBRT) to protect and nurture community care providers
Elise Tosatti, Lana KhamashThis case study describes pilot implementation of Nalanda Institute’s Compassion-Based Resilience Training (CBRT) with community care providers in New York City (NYC) to protect…
Assessing interest in addressing religion and spirituality in a recovery program for adults with serious mental illness
Taiki Matsuura, Anne Klee, Holly Heikkila, James Cooke, Ellen Edens, Robert RosenheckReligion and spirituality (R/S) are recognized components of recovery-oriented mental health services. This study aims to present a clinically focused tool for assessing R/S…
Socio-cultural factors contributing to eating disorder development amongst women of South Asian ethnicity: a meta-synthesis
Tiluka Bhanderi, Misbah Ameen-Khan, Sally AbbottThe purpose of this study is to synthesize published empirical qualitative evidence which explores the socio-cultural influences on the development of eating disorders from the…
Community-based interventions on the social determinants of mental health in the UK: an umbrella review
Nia Williams, James B. KirkbrideThere is growing evidence that several social determinants influence mental health outcomes, but whether or not community-based prevention strategies are effective in intervening…
Cost-of-living: the impact on emotional support for young Londoners
Gregory Acevedo, Abigail Miller Ross, Rushaa Hamid, Oisin Sweeney, Helen Daly, Sumaty Hernandez-Farina, Xia Lin, Bethan MobeyThe purpose of this study is to explore the ways in which the cost-of-living crisis affected emotional support access and availability among multiply-marginalised UK-based youth.
To be or not to be? The question of equitable healthcare
Matt Broadway-HornerThe purpose of this commentary is to appraise and critically evaluate sexual minorities' mental health provision according to individual and systemic barriers to mental health…
Using artificial intelligence to address mental health inequalities: co-creating machine learning algorithms with key stakeholders and citizen engagement
Phil Morgan, Nicola Ann CoganArtificial intelligence (AI) is poised to reshape mental health practices, policies and research in the coming decade. Simultaneously, mental health inequalities persist globally…
ISSN:
1746-5729e-ISSN:
2042-8731ISSN-L:
1746-5729Online date, start – end:
1999Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Lee Knifton
- Neil Quinn
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