Psychotherapy as an Essential Intervention for Supporting Refugee Youth: Addressing Psychological Challenges and Diverse Needs
According to a study by the World Health Organization (WHO), refugee youth who have experienced oppression and violence in their home countries often face significant psychological challenges upon arriving in their host countries. These challenges can include symptoms of depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) (WHO, 2018). To support these youth in their integration process, it is important to provide them with well-informed interventions, including psychotherapy, that can help them address both their previous experiences and ongoing challenges in their new environment.
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Integration of Refugees into Canadian Society: Overcoming Cultural, Linguistic, Economic, Housing, and Mental Health Barriers
Integration of refugees into Canadian society is a complex process requiring the surmounting of numerous obstacles, such as cultural, linguistic, economic, housing, and mental health barriers. These obstacles can contribute to refugees’ fear of integration and have a negative impact on their health. A comprehensive strategy addressing these obstacles is essential for successful integration.
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Types of Cyberbullying
Technology can be a boon or a bane. Setting up limitations and restrictions on the use of these technologies shall be effectively implemented to ensure the safety of users from cyberattacks.
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Psychotherapy for Individuals Suffering from MVA Consequences
Vehicular accidents can happen caused to different factors. It can be a mechanical problem or a man-made error. However, whatever the causes, prevention takes a vital role in curtailing this problem. In fact, motor vehicle accidents (VMAs) are a leading cause of injury and death worldwide. While physical injuries are often immediately apparent, the emotional and psychological consequences of an MVA can be just as devastating and long-lasting.
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Dealing with Cyberbullying
Cyberbullying is a serious problem that affects many young people today. It is defined as the use of technology to harass, threaten, or intimidate someone. This can include social media, text messages, and email. The anonymity and reach of the internet make it a powerful tool for bullies and can make it difficult for victims to escape the abuse.
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Sleep Hygiene for Youth: A Guide to Getting Better Sleep
Sleep is essential for healthy development and well-being in youth. Unfortunately, many youths don’t get the sleep they need. Poor sleep hygiene—the habits and behaviors surrounding sleep—can contribute to insufficient sleep. Fortunately, good sleep hygiene can help improve sleep quality and duration in youth. Here’s what you need to know about sleep hygiene for youth
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Sleep Quality among University Students
University student sleep quality has been deteriorating for the last 10 years. The research shows that up to 60% of college students experience poor sleep, and 7.7% of them meet the criteria for an insomnia disorder (Schlarb et al., 2017).
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Clinical supervision for newly graduated students in counselling and mental health
Clinical supervision can help newly graduated students in the counselling and mental health professions gain experience and knowledge, as well as provide a platform for feedback, improvement, and development. Through clinical supervision, new practitioners can receive personalized advice and guidance from experienced practitioners.
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