Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10127641 Social Science & Medicine 2018 33 Pages PDF
Abstract
These findings offer an alternative to biomedical models of mental health support for women experiencing GBV in high-prevalence settings. They raise the importance of tackling broader social changes that challenge patriarchal social structures, and highlight the potential role that narrative storytelling approaches can play in high-prevalence settings like Afghanistan.
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