Mental Health and Social Inclusion
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Volume 27
Why are we failing to further our understanding of suicide?
David LesterThe main aim of this paper is to try and understand why our knowledge of why people take their own lives is so limited.
Stigma and fear of schizophrenia and severe mental illness: the positive effect of peer support
Benjamin Thomas Gray, Matthew SistoThe purpose of this service user narrative is to highlight the stigma and prejudice that is often targeted at people with schizophrenia and severe mental illness, which causes…
Remarkable lives – Victoria Claire in conversation with Robert Hurst
Victoria Claire, Robert HurstThe purpose of this paper is to share Victoria Clare’s story.
Mental health and locus of control among Naga youth giving various competitive examinations
Razouneinuo Suokhrie, Imlisongla LongkumerCompetitive examinations, especially in a country like India, are important in deciding careers and access to prestigious institutions. Each year thousands of youth appear for…
“One of Us”/“One of them”: negotiating peer support on a men’s mental health ward
Benjamin Thomas Gray, Matthew Sisto, Renee ConleyThe purpose of this service user narrative and viewpoint article is to describe interprofessional and interpersonal barriers to peer support on a men’s mental health ward over the…
“Presenting psychosis”: how is it triggered on a ward and interpreted by psychiatry and other health professionals?
Benjamin Thomas Gray, Matthew Sisto, Renee Conley, India SistoThe purpose of this paper is to explore the bias of psychiatrists and other healthcare staff’s perception of “presenting psychosis”. The purpose of this paper is twofold: first…
Inclusive and supportive aging: mental health and social care strategies for India’s elderly
Neha NarulaAs population aging accelerates globally, understanding the multifaceted needs of elderly individuals has become increasingly crucial. This paper aims to bridge significant…
Informing mental health research priorities and design with rural and agricultural communities: a public involvement consultation case study
Bonnie Teague, Louise Crouch-Read, Emma HaleyThe purpose of this case study is to undertake a public involvement consultation with members of a rural and agricultural mental health support organisation to explore mental…
Mental health and peace: a positive autoethnographic case study of Grant Rich
Grant J. Rich, Freda Gonot-SchoupinskyThe purpose of this paper is to invite Dr. Grant J. Rich, a positive psychologist influenced by humanistic and existential psychology, to tell his story and to share his research…
Utang na loob, perceived parental academic pressure and mental health status among Filipino college students
Leila Jasmine Dizon, Liezel Moises Abrea, Angelia Eunice Cruzada, Simon Ledz Erguiza, Alvin Ralphe Grape, Geo Dela RocaThis study aims to explore the relationship between utang na loob (debt of gratitude) and perceived academic pressure from parents, as well as the mental health status of college…
Exploring the mediating role of metacognitions in the link between somatosensory amplification and health anxiety among college students
Yuan-Rung Li, Robin Bailey, Wan-Lin LeeHealth anxiety is a multidimensional trait characterized by a predominant fear of having a serious illness. This study aims to examine the impact of somatosensory amplification on…
An exploration of the social creation of mental illness
Nigel MacLennanThe purpose of this study is to explore the concept “the social creation of mental illness”, consider whether there is enough research evidence to support the thesis that mental…
Examining the mental health consequences of childhood sexual abuse and intimate partner sexual violence in China: a brief review
Eleanor Manhong Li, Dominic Willmott, Neema Trivedi-BatemanSexual violence has a profound impact on victim-survivors across the world, and these consequences extend beyond cultural boundaries. While the mental health consequences are well…
Umbrella review of systematic reviews of peer support in substance use settings
Daryl MahonThe purpose of this umbrella review is to synthesise existing evidence on the effectiveness and implementation of peer support in substance use settings, providing insights into…
Epistemic justice in teaching co-production: a perspective from clinical psychology training
Goran Lukic, Sharon GallifordService-User and Carer (SUC) involvement in health care education is becoming the norm. Simultaneously, voices highlighting the risks of tokenism continue. The authors critique…
Mental health law in Philippines: health policy issues governing mental health promotion among Filipino older adults with serious mental illnesses
Muamar O. Aldalaeen, Rabia H. Haddad, Talal Bani Ahmad, Noreen Dao-ayenThis study aims to discuss the mental health in the Philippines and the existing laws and health policies governing mental health care among Filipino older adults with serious…
Publication stress amongst scholars and faculties: a concern of mental health
Raksithaa S.The purpose of this paper is to explore the impact of the seemingly entrenched culture of “publish or perish” on academics’ and lecturers’ mental health in academia. From an…
Recovery houses and peer work in them: a service user’s proposal and agenda for change
Benjamin Thomas Gray, Matthew SistoThe purpose of this viewpoint article is to describe the experience of recovery houses and peer work from the perspective of a service user (Ben). The current profile and…
Anxiety, mental health, job insecurity and workplace challenges: exploring the well-being of women gig workers in the gig economy
Ramya Singh, Archana Sharma, Nimit Gupta, Manish Mishra, Rohit KushwahaThe rapid growth of the gig economy has reshaped the labor market and provided flexible work opportunities but also exposed gig workers to challenges such as job insecurity…
Navigating complexities: gaming addiction, anger expression and social interaction among adolescent boys in Pakistan
Amina Muazzam, Shameem Fatima, Aqsa Shabbir, Naveed Iqbal, Sahar Zia, Huma TauseefVideo gaming has become a popular leisure-time activity with two to three billion users worldwide (Newzoo, 2017; Vuong et al., 2021). Although existing knowledge shows its…
The effectiveness of a resilience program on reducing social anxiety among peer victimized Jordanian adolescents: a quasi-experimental pilot study
Alaa Abu Attallah, Fatimah Tarawneh, Latefa DardasThis study aims to assess the effectiveness of a resilience-building program in reducing social anxiety among victimized adolescents and examining the mediating role of resilience…
Drink spiking? A case study of a university student and the impact of uncertainty and personal safety when drinking alcohol on THAT Friday night
Ben HughesNearly half of 18–24-year-olds report drink spiking on themselves or someone they know. However, this is an under-researched topic and nearly all previous studies have focused on…
Happiness, health and religiosity among university students from the United Arab Emirates
Ahmed M. Abdel-Khalek, Ahmad Mohammad Alzoubi, David Lester, Salaheldin Farah Attallah BakhietThe purpose of this study is the same as those of the preceding 16 studies on happiness, health and religion, and they are as follows: to estimate the mean scores and the…
Mental health literacy and help-seeking behaviour among adolescents in Kerala, India
K. Krishna K., Lorane Scaria, Saju Madavanakadu DevassyAdolescence is a stage where genetic and environmental vulnerabilities can emerge as behavioural and emotional disorders. Early detection and seeking professional help are…
Exploring loneliness in Indian married adults: the impact of age and marital quality
Kanishka Varyani, Ritu SharmaThe study aims explore the prevalence of lonliness among married adults in India along with examining its association with marital quality and age.
Gains and losses: a phenomenographic study on adolescents’ understanding of isolation due to COVID-19
Leann Jester Daus Rosali, Princess Joy Dicto, Kreen ErojoThis study aims to explore the various ways Filipino adolescents understand their experiences of isolation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on their perceptions of gains and…
Subjective well-being and mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic in Hungary
Feifei XuThis study aims to examine the impact of COVID-19 pandemics on subjective well-being (SWB) and mental health in Hungary, with a particular focus on the roles of socioeconomic and…
Examining the impact of maternal and paternal parenting styles on maladaptive schemas in adults with depression: mediating role of self-efficacy
Muhammad Usman, Muhammad Tahir Khalily, Sabir Zaman, Hira IzharThis study aimed to examine how different parenting styles, (maternal and paternal) influence the development of maladaptive schemas in adults with depression. Furthermore, the…
COVID-19 mental health impacts on academic engagement: a study on students of Egypt and India
Remya Lathabhavan, Mohamed Fawzy El-BardanThis study aims to investigate the association between COVID-19-related fear and academic engagement, perceived stress and life satisfaction among college students in two…
Status of and sociodemographic and psychological correlates of personality dysfunction among university students: a cross-sectional study
Laith A. Hamdan Mansour, Ahmad N. Al Shibi, Samir Jabaiti, Mohammad Alrafayia, Ayman Hamdan MansourThis study aims to examine the status of personality dysfunction and its sociodemographic and psychological correlates among university students in Jordan.
Moderating effects of gender and place of residence on the relationship between loneliness and smartphone addiction
Deepak Kingston, Suraj Kushe ShekharThis study aims to explore the relationship between loneliness and addiction to smartphones, specifically examining whether gender and place of residence have a moderating effect…
Am I willing to take a mental health day off? Integrating perspectives from self-determination theory and the theory of planned behavior
Yi-Chih LeeThe mental health issues faced by young people can significantly hinder a nation’s development. The purpose of this study is to integrate the Self-Determination Theory and the…
Intersections of family expressiveness and adolescent mental health: exploring parent–adolescent relationships as a mediator
Aiche Sabah, Ahmed AlduaisThis study investigates the mediating role of parent−adolescent relationships in the impact of family emotional expressiveness on adolescent psychological adjustment. This study…
A randomized controlled trial of a virtual community-based mental health and substance use program in the Philippines
Sikini Labastilla, Maria Regina Hechanova, Antover Tuliao, Mariel Rizza C. Tee, Jigette Cyril Zalun, Romeo Canonoy JrThis study aims to evaluate the delivery of a virtual community-based mental health and substance use program for Filipino drug users during the COVID-19 pandemic.
AI-driven innovations for enhancing mental health care in Tanzania: opportunities and challenges
Augustino Mwogosi, Cesilia Mambile, Deo Shao, Nyaura KibindaThis study aims to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) can enhance mental health care in Tanzania, focusing on its potential to enhance mental health services and address…
The role of religious and financial factors in eudaimonic well-being among Indian adults
P. Padma Sri Lekha, E.P. Abdul Azeez, Jyoti Sharma, Nijumon K. JohnThe available literature has explored the various psychosocial determinants of well-being to some extent. The earlier works have focused primarily on hedonic well-being with…
A comparison of gambling behaviours among sport-based and non-sport-based students in the UK
Paul McGivern, Mark MierzwinskiIn recent years, gambling among university students has received significant focus as it may be viewed as an attractive and exciting form of income whilst studying. Given this…
A step towards community inclusion for individuals experiencing mental health challenges: promoting social inclusion and social recovery through physical activity
Adam Benkwitz, Esther Ogundipe, Kirsty SpencerAfter initially positioning this paper within the broader mental health recovery literature, this paper aims to highlight the role that physical activity can play in promoting…
“The urge to tell and its consequences”: women’s memoirs of schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder
Rosalind AustinThis paper aims to explore the efforts of four American women living with psychosis to chart their recovery process in published memoirs.
Higher education for students with mental health conditions: the policy and legislative support in India
Amrita RoyThe enrolment rates of students with special needs (SwSN) decrease from primary to secondary education and decline steeply in higher education. The incessant impact of stigma and…
Student perceptions of post-pandemic university learning: challenges and benefits
Sarah A. Callaghan, Maureen T.B. Drysdale, Ronaldo K.S. Riley, Zana Berisha, Avery J. BeaversThis study aims to investigate university students’ perceptions and experiences of postpandemic campus environments. Posts from a subreddit dedicated to a large…
How do we rage against the dying of the light? A trans-generational exploration of character strengths
Mahimna Vyas, Rudresh VyasThis study aims to investigate character strengths, focussing on their development over time and application from a personal perspective.
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