The Middle East region has been an area of war and political conflict for several decades.
There is currently limited research on the experiences of war and conflict among the …

This is a baseline of published research in the trauma field by Arab researchers. It highlights
groundbreaking attempts by Arab researchers to investigate the mental health impact of …

Background. Studies of the general population reveal a definite increase in the incidence
and prevalence of mental disorders among people who have experienced war and conflict …

Psycho-social problems are recognized as the most profound challenges among war
affected population. People experiencing poor psychological health suffer substantial …

For many decades, the Middle East has been troubled with numerous long‐standing armed
conflicts and wars. Children and adolescents were not spared the trauma and its …

Abundant research has shown that traumatic war experiences can interfere with the mental
health and wellbeing of children and adolescents, but less is known about the subjective …

Abstract Background The Arab Region accounts for most of the world's refugees. Despite
being dispersed across the globe, most of these refugees are internally displaced within the …

Objective: Trauma represents a persistent threat to health and wellbeing. Yet, little research
has examined links between trauma, psychopathology, and resilience in the Middle East …

Mental health professionals, until recently, have largely neglected studying the impact of war
on civilians. The leadership in work on the psychological impact of war on civilians has …

The research evidence shows that war had many detrimental effects on the mental health,
wellbeing, and social functioning of the people of Kosova, which is similar to the findings in …