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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Rural Mental Health"”.
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The Lived-Experiences of Clinical Supervisors in Rural Mental Health Settings
… and knowledge related to the provision of mental health services in rural areas in order to provide quality supervision services. The intent of this study is to provide a rich description of the supervisor's experience of supervision in the rural context and its effect on the development …
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Child in Need of Assistance and a Lack of Rural Mental Health Care
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Multispecies Entanglements and Rural Mental Wellbeing: An Ethnographic Situational Analysis
Rural mental health has become an increasingly prominent site of scholarly, governmental, and public concern, with growing investments in research, policy, and programming aimed at addressing rural populations' mental health needs. Yet, much of this burgeoning topic remains narrowly framed—steeped …
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Mental Health Services and Social Inclusion in Remote and Rural Areas of Scotland and Canada: A Qualitative Comparison
Mental health has become an increasingly importantly focus in the UK policy landscape because of its social and economic impact. However, most research to date has focused on living with mental health issues, or providing mental health services, in urban settings. There is limited understanding of …
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Barriers to help-seeking for mental health issues in young rural males
In New Zealand, poor mental health is a salient problem. We experience high suicide rates, and this rate increases when the lens of being young, rural, and male are applied. Traditionally, poor rural mental health has been something portrayed within the media as only applying to older farmers who …
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Help-Seeking for Depression in Rural Women: A Community Portrait
… with fourteen participants who lived in a rural Virginia community. The focus of the study was exploration of the nature of the experience of depression and of help-seeking for depression in one rural woman and in her community social network. The need for exploration of the community …
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Critical Factors For Training In Rural Psychology
… level psychology training who intend to work in rural settings must be familiar with and educated in how rural life and identity impacts clients. Currently, there are few doctoral training programs in psychology that offer courses specifically tailored to rural populations despite the fact many …
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The Relationship of Burnout to Contextual Work Factors for Rural Community Mental Health Counselors
… hazard for human service employees including rural community mental health counselors. Historically, burnout was perceived more as a problem with an individual than a problem with an organization. Contemporary burnout research has recommended expanding the theoretical framework of burnout to …
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Region as a Cultural Context in Family Therapy
Environmentally-constructed, regional culture as defined by geographic place is not generally included in family therapy research and training concerning race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and other contextual factors. This grounded theory research project explores how practitioners …
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Providing Accessible Diagnostic Evaluations and Psychoeducation for Autism Spectrum Disorder in Rural Southwest Virginia
… but access to services is often lacking in rural communities. In fact, the average age of ASD diagnosis in rural communities is later than elsewhere, increasing the risk of missed early intervention and subsequently poorer outcomes. Caregivers in Southwest Virginia report that major barriers …
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Climate Change and Farmer Mental Health: A Participatory and Systems-Based Approach
… change will disproportionately impact farmer mental health. Despite local and global reliance on U.S. Midwest farmers' mental health and wellbeing, there are limited studies elucidating the impacts of our changing climate on their mental health. The proposed dissertation addresses this gap by …
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Rural Parents Mental Health Service Delivery Preferences: Overcoming Barriers to Care.
<p>Unique barriers prevent parents in rural areas from seeking mental health services for their children. The implementation of innovative models of service delivery may reduce these barriers' impact on rural parents' treatment seeking.</p><p>The purpose of this study was to determine: 1) parents' …