10 avr. 2024
Mental Health and Neurological Challenges in Refugees: Navigating Complexities for Well-being
Refugees often face significant mental health challenges due to trauma, displacement, and resettlement. PTSD, depression, and anxiety disorders are common, compounded by factors like language barriers and uncertainty about asylum. Culturally sensitive approaches, community-based interventions, and improved access to mental health services are crucial for addressing these issues. Trauma-informed care and awareness campaigns play a vital role in promoting resilience and reducing stigma. Overall, providing compassionate support and building resilient communities are essential for improving refugees' mental health and well-being.