Resources

This report is a culmination of the UNICEF and German Government's led mental health expert-level meeting "Rebuilding Lives: Addressing Needs, Scaling-up and Increasing Long-term Structural MHPSS Interventions in Protracted and Post-Conflict Settings"

A high quality systematic review of studies validating brief CMD screening tools for use in LMIC populations.

With this new manual, part of WHO’s mhGAP programme, the WHO gives guidance on the use of interpersonal therapy (IPT) using a 8 session group protocol.

Literature review on how to devise culturally-appropriate MHPSS interventions in Ebola-affected areas.

This report details how to create opportunities and raise voices of adolescent girls in humanitarian settings.

A review to explore the literature and the experiences of three organisations that are working with people with psychosocial disability living in low- and middle-income countries – Afghanistan, India and Nepal.

PIH's collection of tools to build community-based systems of mental health care.

A snapshot of MHIN's World Health Day activities and contributions from our community to celebrate World Health Day 2017, with the theme Depression: Let's Talk.

Guidelines on how positive environments and spaces for women and girls can best be established and managed in the context of South Sudan.

Depression in pregnancy increases the risk of behavioural and emotional problems in children, says a new review published in The Lancet Psychiatry.

'Bite-size' chunks of professional development materials on maternal depression, summarized by Prof Crick Lund.

In this document, we describe the different crises situations in which ACF intervenes: natural disasters, conflicts, totalitarianism and extremism. We introduce the specific psychosocial impact on communities, families and children for each crisis situation.

Systematic review aims to review all published quantitative studies examining the direct association between social capital and common mental disorders (CMD)

In collaboration with WHO to mark World Mental Health Day in 2012, writer and illustrator Matthew Johnstone tells the story of overcoming the "black dog of depression"