91ST Episode of THE SOS SHOW is about Global Mental Health with Gergana Manolova. Gergana is a trained clinical psychologist and global mental health researcher. She has worked on research projects taking place in various countries, most recently in Sri Lanka. Currently, she is a consultant for the WHO- World Health Organization and also runs her own independent newsletter, Global Mental Health Unboxed,

Digs:

1) Defining Global mental health
2) Mental Health in High-income countries vs middle and low-income countries
3) Depression and its definition globally
4) Research in the field and do we need to redefine the age-old use of Schizophrenia and other mental illnesses
5) Poor mental health vs mental illness
6) Obvious challenges of mental health- infrastructure, resources, monies, stigma.
7) Unobvious challenges- Loneliness, social media, noise n air pollution, burnouts...

Take Care- Stay well. 

 

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