The mental health and well-being of rural women and how to promote it is not well understood. This paper reviews contrasting discourses in relation to rural women, highlighting the way in which gender roles may be reinforced and women's health and well-being compromised. The structural analysis, practice frameworks and skills provided by the disciplines of social work and health promotion can assist in the development of a broader conceptualisation of rural women's mental health and suggest a way forward in promoting their mental health and well-being
Mental health care and illness prevention present distinct challenges in rural areas with limited re...
While ensuring access to health insurance and health care services is important, emerging research i...
Sociology, with its long-standing preoccupation with processes of urbanisation and industrialisation...
The mental health and well-being of rural women and how to promote it is not well understood. This p...
In light of the mental health provider shortages, this project focused on how community health worke...
Rural mental health has been rated a priority by the President’s New Freedom Commission on Mental He...
This paper describes the needs assessment phase of a mental health promotion programme for rural com...
This paper describes the needs assessment phase of a mental health promotion programme for rural com...
People living in rural America face unique social circumstances that often prevent them from achievi...
THE community mental health movement began two decades ago, social workers have been prominent figur...
Based on the field work, community work experiences and reflections, the authors looks at how rural ...
The objective of this study was to give voice to women experiencing\ud psychiatric rehabilitation se...
This study investigated barriers to help seeking for mental health concerns and explored the role of...
This paper discusses the issue of mental health from a community-based perspective, with a particula...
ABSTRACT: This paper argues that lack of adequate research is a barrier to the long-term improvement...
Mental health care and illness prevention present distinct challenges in rural areas with limited re...
While ensuring access to health insurance and health care services is important, emerging research i...
Sociology, with its long-standing preoccupation with processes of urbanisation and industrialisation...
The mental health and well-being of rural women and how to promote it is not well understood. This p...
In light of the mental health provider shortages, this project focused on how community health worke...
Rural mental health has been rated a priority by the President’s New Freedom Commission on Mental He...
This paper describes the needs assessment phase of a mental health promotion programme for rural com...
This paper describes the needs assessment phase of a mental health promotion programme for rural com...
People living in rural America face unique social circumstances that often prevent them from achievi...
THE community mental health movement began two decades ago, social workers have been prominent figur...
Based on the field work, community work experiences and reflections, the authors looks at how rural ...
The objective of this study was to give voice to women experiencing\ud psychiatric rehabilitation se...
This study investigated barriers to help seeking for mental health concerns and explored the role of...
This paper discusses the issue of mental health from a community-based perspective, with a particula...
ABSTRACT: This paper argues that lack of adequate research is a barrier to the long-term improvement...
Mental health care and illness prevention present distinct challenges in rural areas with limited re...
While ensuring access to health insurance and health care services is important, emerging research i...
Sociology, with its long-standing preoccupation with processes of urbanisation and industrialisation...