Eating Disorders Rarely Follow a Straight Line, Say Patients, Carers and Clinicians on Staging
A qualitative study of 21 patients, carers and clinicians finds broad support for staging eating disorders, provided models remain flexible ...
A qualitative study of 21 patients, carers and clinicians finds broad support for staging eating disorders, provided models remain flexible ...
A study of 622 suicide attempt survivors in Caldas, Colombia finds that out-of-pocket payment for mental health services is linked ...
A new survey of more than 1,000 Black adults finds that depressive symptoms reduce willingness to seek professional mental health ...
A Norwegian cross-sectional study of 56 newly diagnosed adults with ADHD finds that satisfaction with diagnosis-specific information is the only ...
A narrative review of two decades of research finds that disaster-affected women in India face high rates of PTSD and ...
Japanese researchers have developed the LIFE-ACE framework, a two-stage model derived from service users' interviews that shows how listening, individuality, ...
Interviews with thirty Irish parents reveal that seeking help for an adolescent's mental health difficulty feels like navigating a labyrinth ...
A systematic review of 13 qualitative studies finds that psychotherapy discontinuation among ethnically minoritised adults is driven by interacting cultural, ...
A groundbreaking new study from Karolinska Institutet sheds light on a profoundly concerning issue within psychiatric care: individuals subjected to ...
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