Study Reveals Telephone Therapy Benefits for Refugee Children’s Mental Health
A groundbreaking study by the University of Surrey reveals that telephone therapy significantly improves mental health in refugee children. Conducted with Syrian refugees in Lebanon, the research shows that phone-based therapy not only reduces symptoms but also boasts higher completion rates than traditional methods. This innovative approach addresses the urgent need for accessible mental health care amid the ongoing refugee crisis, leveraging technology to reach vulnerable populations effectively.
Charity Provides Vital Mental Health Support for Ukrainian Refugees in UK
A charity in the UK is providing crucial psychological support to Ukrainian refugees grappling with PTSD and anxiety. Opora offers resources such as a support channel on Telegram, a mental health workbook, and an interactive map of services. With up to one-third of Ukrainian refugees experiencing mental health conditions, accessing NHS services can be challenging. Opora aims to bridge the gap and break the stigma around mental health, emphasizing the importance of seeking help. The ongoing conflict and uncertainty about returning home further compound the mental health challenges faced by Ukrainian refugees.