This book uses engaging narratives to illustrate that mental illnesses are not only problems individuals face but problems that need to be understood and treated globally at the social and cultural levels.
This book uses engaging narratives to illustrate that mental illnesses are not only problems individuals face but problems that need to be understood and treated globally at the social and cultural levels.
FOREWORD ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTION: Anthropological Perspectives on Global Mental Health 1. Historical Background: Medical Anthropology and Global Mental Health 2. Anthropological Methods in Global Mental Health Research PART I: SOCIAL AND STRUCTURAL ORIGINS OFMENTAL ILLNESS IN GLOBAL CONTEXT 3. Water Worry and Doña Paloma: Why Water Security is Fundamental to Global Mental Health 4. Life in Transit: Mental Health Temporality and Urban Displacement for Iraqi Refugees 5. Reconnecting Hope: Khat Consumption Time and Mental Well-Being among Unemployed Young Men in Jimma Ethiopia 6. The Greater Good: Surviving Sexual Violence for Schooling 7. Grandmothers Children and Intergenerational Distress in Nicaraguan Transnational Families 8. Addiction in Colombia: Local Lives Broader Lessons PART II: TREATMENT APPROACHES AND ACCESS TO CARE IN LOW- AND HIGH-RESOURCE SETTINGS 9. Life "Under the Wire": Perceived Discrimination and Mental Health of Haitian Migrants in the Dominican Republic 10. Festive Fighting and Forgiving: Ritual and Resilience among Indigenous Indian "Conservation Refugees" 11. Who Belongs in a Psychiatric Hospital? Post-Socialist Romania in the Age of Globalizing Psychiatry 12. The "Cost" of Health Care: Poverty Depression and Diabetes among Mexican Immigrants in the United States 13. The Few the Proud: Women Combat Veterans and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in the United States 14. Cultural Competence and Its Discontents: Reflections on a Mandatory Course for Psychiatry Residents PART III: TASK-SHARING AND ALTERNATIVE CAREMODELS 15. People Praxis and Power in Global Mental Health: Anthropology and the Experience Gap 16. "Thinking Too Much" in the Central Plateau: An Apprenticeship Approach to Treating Local Distress in Haiti 17. Task-Shifting in Global Health: Mental Health Implications for Community Health Workers and Volunteers 18. "We Can't Find This Spirit of Help": Mental Health Social Issues and Community Home-Based Care Providers in Central Mozambique 19. Shared Humanity among Nonspecialist Peer Care Providers for Persons Living with Psychosis: Implications for Global Mental Health CONCLUSION: A Road Map for Anthropology and Global Mental Health INDEX CONTRIBUTORS
FOREWORD ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTION: Anthropological Perspectives on Global Mental Health 1. Historical Background: Medical Anthropology and Global Mental Health 2. Anthropological Methods in Global Mental Health Research PART I: SOCIAL AND STRUCTURAL ORIGINS OFMENTAL ILLNESS IN GLOBAL CONTEXT 3. Water Worry and Doña Paloma: Why Water Security is Fundamental to Global Mental Health 4. Life in Transit: Mental Health Temporality and Urban Displacement for Iraqi Refugees 5. Reconnecting Hope: Khat Consumption Time and Mental Well-Being among Unemployed Young Men in Jimma Ethiopia 6. The Greater Good: Surviving Sexual Violence for Schooling 7. Grandmothers Children and Intergenerational Distress in Nicaraguan Transnational Families 8. Addiction in Colombia: Local Lives Broader Lessons PART II: TREATMENT APPROACHES AND ACCESS TO CARE IN LOW- AND HIGH-RESOURCE SETTINGS 9. Life "Under the Wire": Perceived Discrimination and Mental Health of Haitian Migrants in the Dominican Republic 10. Festive Fighting and Forgiving: Ritual and Resilience among Indigenous Indian "Conservation Refugees" 11. Who Belongs in a Psychiatric Hospital? Post-Socialist Romania in the Age of Globalizing Psychiatry 12. The "Cost" of Health Care: Poverty Depression and Diabetes among Mexican Immigrants in the United States 13. The Few the Proud: Women Combat Veterans and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in the United States 14. Cultural Competence and Its Discontents: Reflections on a Mandatory Course for Psychiatry Residents PART III: TASK-SHARING AND ALTERNATIVE CAREMODELS 15. People Praxis and Power in Global Mental Health: Anthropology and the Experience Gap 16. "Thinking Too Much" in the Central Plateau: An Apprenticeship Approach to Treating Local Distress in Haiti 17. Task-Shifting in Global Health: Mental Health Implications for Community Health Workers and Volunteers 18. "We Can't Find This Spirit of Help": Mental Health Social Issues and Community Home-Based Care Providers in Central Mozambique 19. Shared Humanity among Nonspecialist Peer Care Providers for Persons Living with Psychosis: Implications for Global Mental Health CONCLUSION: A Road Map for Anthropology and Global Mental Health INDEX CONTRIBUTORS
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