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Southeast Asian Mental Health Initiative

An initiative to shift the landscape of mental health education and training in Southeast Asia and in the Southeast Asian diaspora

SEAMHI pursues the vision of a world in which everyone has equitable access to high quality, culturally, and locally appropriate mental healthcare and psychosocial support; and where everyone has the resources and opportunities that enable them to meaningfully participate in mental health research, program design, delivery, and advocacy. To do so, the Initiative aims to contribute to a robust and culturally grounded scientific basis for program and policy action that promotes evidence-based MHPSS practice in Southeast Asia.
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2022 INAUGURAL CONFERENCE theme : adversity and resilience

The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged not only every dimension of everyday life, but also the functioning of health care institutions, governmental entities, and international organizations that provide healthcare and social services to individuals, families, and communities. Yet individuals and communities have demonstrated remarkable resilience in the wake of the unprecedented challenges posed over the course of the past two years.


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