Posts Tagged ‘t-CETA’
A Pilot Randomised Controlled Trial of Delivering Mental Health Care by Telephone in Humanitarian Settings
The pilot study investigated whether trained lay counsellors could deliver effective therapy over the phone to Syrian refugee children in Lebanon. The results reveal that remote therapy not only reduces mental health symptoms but also helps to overcome barriers such as transport, cost and stigma, offering a lifeline in humanitarian settings.
Read MoreMental Health Research among Syrian Refugees: Challenges and Solutions
Conducting robust research on the mental health of Syrian refugees is both essential yet logistically challenging. Such research is critical for informing the planning and provision of effective support services for this population. This article presents two research initiatives – BIOPATH and T-CETA, as featured on the website – and discusses the methodological challenges encountered and lessons learned from conducting research in this context.
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