This systematic literature review investigated school counselling needs in East and
Southeast Asia based on 109 studies from 14 countries published since 2011. School …

Despite the rapidly growing need to understand mental health challenges faced by refugee
subpopulations, there is a dearth of literature exploring mental health conceptualization …

This study contributes to the health policy debate on medical systems integration by
describing and analysing the interactions between health-care users, indigenous healers …

Objective Common mental disorders (CMDs) are a major cause of the global burden of
disease. Bhutan was the first country in the world to focus on happiness as a state policy; …

Despite the rapidly growing need to understand and address the unique needs of refugee
elders in resettlement, few studies have focused on how continued losses of culture affects …

The increasing global need for mental health care has led to a search for efficient, effective
treatments that are based on both local cultural healing traditions and scientific evidence. In …

Globalization and internationalization are terms growing in prevalence in the mental health
professional field with increasing interactions between nations and cultures around the …

Bhutan is a landlocked country in South Asia and is known for its cultural heritage.
Compared to the neighbouring nations, there has been a late start of mental health care and …

The resettled Bhutanese, most specifically in the US, have widespread mental health issues.
The problem had skyrocketed in early years of resettlement in the US and in other countries …

The phenomenon of increasing substance abuse and addiction among the youth population
in Bhutan has become a concern for the Bhutanese family system and society as a whole …