Title

Understanding the Mental Health and Psychosocial Needs, and Service Utilization of Syrian Refugees and Jordanian Nationals: A Qualitative & Quantitative Analysis in the Kingdom of Jordan

Authors

International Medical Corps

Document Type

Report

Publication Date

1-1-2017

Abstract

International Medical Corps sought to enhance existing knowledge to develop a profile of coping mechanisms and help-seeking behaviors utilized among the Syrian refugee population in Jordan, along with identifying barriers to service utilization. Through this assessment, International Medical Corps also seeks to provide information that may contribute to a wider discussion as relevant national and international actors consider how to further promote Mental Health and Psychosocial Services in Jordan.

Comments

The Community Psychology Evaluation and Research Lab at Concordia University - Portland contributed to this report.

Reed Mueller Phd. (Chair, Psychology Department)
Stephanie Lam (Design, Analysis, and Reporting)
Ernesto Vasquez III (Design, Analysis, and Reporting)
Ciara Lang (Editing Team Member)

Recommended Citation

Corps, International Medical, "Understanding the Mental Health and Psychosocial Needs, and Service Utilization of Syrian Refugees and Jordanian Nationals: A Qualitative & Quantitative Analysis in the Kingdom of Jordan" (2017). CUP Faculty Research. 236.
https://digitalcommons.csp.edu/cup_commons_faculty/236

Source

CU Commons -- Social and Behavioral Sciences Department Faculty Research