Faith actors have become increasingly significant in the field of global mental health,
through their inclusion in the delivery of psychosocial support in humanitarian settings. This …

This article investigates the entanglements of resilience-based refugee policies and mental
health interventions in the refugee settlement of Palabek, northern Uganda. I argue that both …

Trauma-informed practice (TIP) is expanding as a means of improving patient safety and
engagement. Accordingly, professionals and other stakeholders increasingly come together …

This article focuses on young people who returned from the Lord's Resistance Army in
northern Uganda, mostly as children, over ten years ago. They are, by definition, resilient …

Background Much has been written about the short-term challenges facing children
returning 'home'from rebel fighting groups, but little is known about the longer term day to …

Fiona Charlson and colleagues1 called for a scaling up of mental health interventions in
areas of conflict; however, they did not adequately consider acute limitations in the …

While mental health and psychosocial support receive substantial international attention in
humanitarian aid, the well‐being of local aid agency staff themselves is often overlooked …

In the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, media narratives drew
stark parallels with the violent disintegration of the former Yugoslavia, instigating …

This issue explores the figure of the child, both real and imagined, and its relationship to the
emergence and evolution of theories of human psyche and psychological trauma in the …

This thesis is a history of psychiatry through the lens of refugees, and a history of refugees
through the lens of psychiatry. It explores the history of psychiatry in medical …