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Cultural explanatory models of depression in Uganda - 1 views

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    Depressive disorders are among the most frequent psychiatric disorders, accounting for up to 30% of primary care service utilisation in developing countries in general, and Uganda in particular. However, delays in seeking treatment, misdiagnosis and non-specific treatments have compromised appropriate care for people with depression
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▶ Shut In | Japan: Below the Surface - 0 views

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    What is a Hikikomori and what can cause this social condition? What is the answer for those who have retreated into their family homes for months or years on end? Can a life without hope or meaning be turned around even leading other sufferers to freedom?
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Fighting Depression, One Village at a Time - 0 views

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    A community mental health nurse discussed stress management with women in a village near the town of Bireuen, on Aceh's east coast.
John Crane

▶ The World's Worst Place To be Gay - YouTube - 0 views

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    World's Worst Place To be Gay
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Why French Kids Don't Have ADHD | Psychology Today - 0 views

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    The case against labeling and medicating children, and effective alternatives for treating them
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Africa For Norway - New charity single out now! - YouTube - 0 views

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    Great for schema theory
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When Hearing Voices Is a Good Thing - Olga Khazan - The Atlantic - 0 views

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    A new study suggests that schizophrenic people in more collectivist societies sometimes think their auditory hallucinations are helpful.
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Storytelling, American style - 0 views

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    When Qi Wang, PhD, began her graduate studies at Harvard, she thought she had a broad knowledge of psychology research. After all, she had graduated with high honors in psychology from Peking University. But as she began working with her new advisers, Wang realized that she'd never even heard of their research area: autobiographical memory.
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