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Participatory lived experience research: Barriers and enablers for social inclusion for people with psychosocial disability<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Our Mental Health Programme works in a myriad of ways to improve the lives of people living with pyschosocial disability in Afghanistan.<\/p>\n

One of the ways to improve the mental health situation in Afghanistan is to publish research alongside the mental health community and health sector work.<\/p>\n

Recently, with the support of two colleagues from Australia (Becca Allchin and Helen Fernandes, who co-authored the paper) we have just published our second piece of research: “Participatory lived experience research: Barriers and enablers for social inclusion for people with psychosocial disability, in Afghanistan<\/strong>” in the Intervention Journal.<\/p>\n

\u00a0http:\/\/www.interventionjournal.org\/text.asp?2018\/16\/3\/222\/246435<\/a><\/p>\n

Mental health disorders are common in low and middle-income countries (LMICs), creating vulnerability to adverse outcomes. Despite this, there is a gap in understanding the perspectives of people with psychosocial disability (PPSD). A mental health project from Afghanistan collected lived experience narratives through semi-structured interviews with PPSD and family members. The interviews focused on individual experiences of barriers and enablers to social inclusion.<\/p>\n

As a result of the interviews, four main barrier themes were elicited: symptoms of mental disorders interfering with social inclusion; unhelpful family attitudes and behaviour;\u00a0unhelpful community attitudes and behaviours; and lack of access to quality mental health services. Three prominent enabler themes were also identified: family support and understanding, access to quality mental health services and supportive community attitudes and behaviours. In addition, onnection to supportive community and support from family was a critical finding. These results reinforce the importance of hearing from lived experience to help shape both service and community development programmes.<\/p>\n

Of course, research is only one of the many ways we work in Mental Health. Find out more about our work in Mental Health here.\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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