Introduction
Psychology has long been concerned with mental health and human rights. The United Nations holds mental health as a human right; international treaties prohibit using psychiatric treatment to incarcerate political prisoners; and there is a large body of research outlining the mental health consequences of human rights violations and concerns.
Mental Health / Health – General
- (Un)Happy Moralist? Different Methods of Moral Engagement have Opposing Implications for Wellbeing
- Acculturation and Psychopathology.
- Afghan Mental Health and Psychosocial Well-Being: Thematic Review of Four Decades of Research and Interventions
- Combatting Intergenerational Effects of Psychotrauma with Multifamily Therapy
- Community Case Detection Tool to Promote Help-Seeking for Mental Health Care among Children and Adolescents in Ugandan Refugee Settlements
- Construir Salud Mental desde La Comunidad : Investigación Participante como Metodología para La Co-Construcción de Política Pública en Salud Mental
- Ethical Conundrums of Disclosing Mental Illness at Work in India
- Historia Inclusiva de la Psicología: Una Aproximacion Critica Desde Las Primeras Manifestaciones de la Psicología Como Ciencia Y Disciplina Hasta la Actualidad
- Integrating Support for Caregiver Mental Health into Health and Social Systems
- Mental Health Needs and Personality Disorders in Humanitarian Settings
- Mental Health Services in the Somali Region of Ethiopia
- Positive Global Mental Health: An Overview
- Some Practical Guidelines for Successful Child Mental Health Interventions-Exemplified by a Global Intervention Program
- Trends in Latin American Psychology: Research Published in Universitas Psychologica
Human Rights &
Mental Health / Health
- Advancing Global Mental Health Diplomacy through a Rights-Based Approach
- Dignity in Mental Health Care across Africa: A Narrative Review
- Dignity is the Method: Ethnic Minority Mental Health, Structural Harm, and the Constellation Model
- Dignity, Families, and Family Therapy
- Ensuring the Right to Health
- Ethnic–racial discrimination, peer support, and internalizing problems: A two‐wave daily diary study of Asian university students in Canada from late adolescence to young adulthood
- Foundations of Global Health & Human Rights
- Identity, Community, and Comfort: How Adults with Mental Health Issues Envision Ideal Social Spaces
- Importance of Dignity among Higher-Education Faculty Members who Support Student Mental Health
- Interconnected Challenges: Examining the Impact of Poverty, Disability, and Mental Health on Refugees and Host Communities in Northern Mozambique
- Interpersonal Violence and Mental Health: A Social Justice Framework to Advance Research and Practice
- Mental Health and Dignity in Higher Education: The Academic Career in Decline
- Minds, Freedoms and Rights: On Neurorehabilitation in Criminal Justice
- Opening Doors or Building Cages? The Adverse Consequences of Psychiatric Diagnostic Labels.
- Paradigm shifts in mental health legislation: a comparative analysis of WHO guidelines (2006 & 2023) and implications for future policies
- Patient Dignity in Mental Health Care: from Inherent Worth to Standing
- Resilience and Well-Being as Positive Determinants of Mental Health in Israel amid Challenges
- Results of Quality Rights on Human Rights Engagement, Stigma and Attitudes towards Mental Health among Colombian Medical Students
- Toward Dignity-Centred Ethics in the Treatment of Longstanding and Severe Eating Disorders: A Lived Experience-Led Narrative Review
- Universal Health Coverage is a Matter of Equity, Rights, and Justice
- What Should We Do with Human Rights?: The Importance of Human Rights in Health and Social Work
- Working Towards Successfully Centering Dignity and Epistemic Justice in Mental Health Practice
Human Rights and Psychology &
Mental Health / Health
- Breaking Stigma, Discrimination and Promoting Rights: Global Evaluation of the World Health Organization QualityRights E-training on Mental Health, Recovery and Community Inclusion
- Cambridge Handbook of Psychology and Human Rights
- Challenges and Opportunities for Uyghur Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Programming
- Child and Caregiver Mental Health in Conflict Affected Settings
- Creating a Practice Grounded in Human Rights
- Designing Evidence-Based Digital Mental Health Check-Ins in Higher Education
- Dignity and Mental Health in Latin America: Peruvian Observations and Perspectives
- Doing Harm: How the World’s Largest Psychological Association Lost Its Way in the War on Terror
- Ensuring Inclusive Mental Health Care for Deaf Patients
- Evaluating the Efficacy of the WHO QualityRights E-Training in Promoting the Rights of Persons with Mental Health Conditions and Psychosocial Disabilities: A Cluster Randomised Controlled Trial in Ghana
- Interpreting Human Rights as the Social Psychological Phenomenon of Rights Claiming
- Living in Chains – Shackling of People with Mental Health Disabilities Worldwide
- Managing in War, Planning for Peace: Second Report of The Lancet Psychiatry Commission on Mental Health in Ukraine
- Mental Health Needs and Personality Disorders in Humanitarian Settings
- Operational Psychology: A New Field to Support National Security and Public Safety
- Pivoting: Responding to the Mental Health Needs of Youth of Color with Technology
- Political Abuse of Iranian Psychiatry and Psychiatric Services
- Practical End-of-Life Recommendations for Primary Care to Support Dying with Dignity
- Psychology as a Scientific Discipline: Understanding Humann Behavior, Mental Health, and Legal Contexts
- Psychology at the Interface with the Justice System: An Analysis of Publications by the Federal Council of Psychology and the Defense of Rights in Brazil
- Resilience in the Shadows: Mental Health of Vulnerable Refugees and Displaced Communities in Africa
- Therapist-Assisted Online Psychological Therapies Differing in Trauma Focus for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (STOP-PTSD): A UK-based, Single-Blind, Randomised Controlled Trial
- Two-Way Traffic Between Psychology and Human Rights