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	Impact of United States refugee ban and discrimination on the mental health of hypertensive Arabic-speaking refugees
	English
	20230810
	Frontiers Research Foundation
	Albahsahli, Behnan \| Bridi, Lana \| Aljenabi, Raghad \| Abu-Baker, Dania \| Kaki, Dahlia A. \| Godino, Job G. \| Rousan, Tala Al-
	social determinants of mental health \| Syrian refugees, adult \| Iraqi refugees, adult \| health status \| hypertension \| immigration policy effects \| family separation effects \| antimuslim attitudes \| racism effects \| stressors \| xenophobia effects \| communities victimisation \| social perception \| social discrimination effects \| self concept \| self-perception \| psychological stress \| United States
	Full text in open access
	Frontiers in psychiatry ; vol. 14

	ART : 29407 : Not available for external loan
	Sexual violence against boys and men in war, conflict, and migration : a mental health manual for helpers
	English
	20230000
	MHHRI
	978-82-93796-04-6
	gender-based violence effects \| manual [publication type] \| compassion fatigue \| vicarious traumatisation prevention \| family members \| self disclosure \| communication barriers \| case studies \| storytelling \| assessment techniques \| psychological resilience \| sexual minorities \| vulnerability \| sociocultural factors \| self-perception \| world view \| stress reactions \| PTSD \| human rights-based approaches \| traumatic exposure effects \| mental health status \| child abuse effects \| rape victims, male, child \| migration \| flight \| warfare \| teaching materials \| sexual violence effects \| rape victims, male \| men as victims \| universal
	Full text (via MHHRI) all available languages
	Mental Health and Human Rights Info (MHHRI)

	ART : 30772 : Not available for external loan
	Toward understanding posttraumatic stress and depression among trauma-affected widows in Sri Lanka
	English
	20190700
	American Psychological Association
	Lambert, Jessica E. \| Witting, Alyssa Banford \| James, Spencer \| Ponnamperuma, Lakmal \| Wickrama, Thulitha
	Sri Lanka \| armed conflict effects \| war victims, female \| widows \| traumatic exposure \| exposure to warfare \| mental health status \| postconflict situations \| PTSD epidemiology \| depression, major epidemiology \| natural disasters effects \| risk factors \| contextual factors \| health status \| self concept \| self-perception \| symptoms \| psychometrics \| test construction \| sense of community \| Sri Lankans, female \| death of spouse \| DIGNITY staff publications \| Posttraumatic Cognitions Inventory \| Harvard Trauma Questionnaire \| Penn/RESIST/Peradeniya War Problems Questionnaire \| Sense of Community Index \| Hopkins Symptom Checklist-Depression Scale \| social support networks \| multiple traumatic events \| poverty
	Psychological trauma: theory, research, practice, and policy ; vol. 11, no. 5

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	Recognition and personhood : a critique of Bernstein's account of the wrongfulness of torture
	English
	20190300
	Wiley-Blackwell
	Brennan, Johnny
	torture \| social recognition \| self-perception \| moral injury \| body \| self-awareness \| human development \| human dignity \| value of life \| dehumanisation \| torture methods \| cases \| social effects \| torture effects \| personhood \| philosophy \| universal
	European journal of philosophy ; vol. 27, no. 1

	MON : 2018.050 : Not available for external loan
	Physiotherapy in mental health and psychiatry : a scientific and clinical based approach
	English
	20180000
	Elsevier
	Probst, Michel (ed.) \| Skjaerven, Liv Helvik (ed.)
	physiotherapy \| pain measurement \| dementia \| mentally disabled persons \| gender aspects \| review [publication type] \| bipolar disorder \| schizophrenia \| conversion disorder \| depression \| eating disorders \| substance-related disorders \| rape victims, female \| emotional trauma \| torture victims treatment \| burnout \| psychological stress \| somatoform disorders \| somatic symptoms \| chronic fatigue syndrome \| comorbidity \| low back pain \| treatment outcome \| myofascial pain syndroms \| musculoskeletal diseases \| rehabilitation \| adolescents \| children \| physical examination \| motor activity \| elderly \| adult \| Physical Activity and Exercise Questionnaires \| self-esteem \| Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale \| Physical Self-Inventory \| Physical Self-Perception Profile \| Physical Self-Description Questionnaire \| Four-Dimensional Symptom Questionnaire (4DSQ) \| Awareness Body Charts (ABC) \| Body Awareness Rating Scale - Movement Quality (BARS-MQ) \| Body Awareness Scale Movement Quality and Experience (BAS MQ-E) \| Body Awareness Rating Questionnaire (BARQ) \| Global Body Examination \| Global Physiotherapy Examination (GPE-52) \| Physical Activity and Unrest Test \| Exercise and Eating Disorder Questionnaire \| Louvain Observation Scales for Objectives in Psychomotor Therapy \| self concept \| body awareness \| physical examination \| physical activity \| exercise test \| monitoring \| rating scales \| questionnaires \| measurement \| group physiotherapy \| biofeedback \| relaxation therapy \| mentally ill \| body awareness therapy \| chronic pain \| acceptance and commitment therapy \| physiotherapist's role \| patient compliance \| health promotion \| movement \| treatment models \| primary health care \| mental health services \| mental disorders \| psychiatric patients \| universal \| Belgium \| Norway

	ART : 25299 : Not available for external loan
	Simple soldiers? : blurring the distinction between compulsion and commitment among Rwandan rebels in Eastern Congo
	English
	20171100
	Cambridge University Press
	Hedlund, Anna
	Congo, Democratic Republic of the \| civil war \| social identification \| self-perception \| discourse \| perpetratorhood \| victimhood \| Rwandans \| determinants of perpetration \| non state agents \| combatants \| violence
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	Africa: journal of the International African Institute ; vol. 87, no. 4