Background: The first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020 increased mental
health problems globally. However, little is known about mental health problems during a …

Digital health engenders the opportunity to create new effective mental health care models—
from substance use recovery to suicide prevention. Anthropological methodologies offer a …

This article identifies how beliefs, practices, and religious communities converge in the
structuring of the evangelical drug rehabilitation model (ERM). Based on a qualitative study …

In Mexico, community-based, non-biomedical treatment models for substance use are
legally recognized in national drug policy, monitored by state-level Departments of Health …

La sociología clásica suele presentar a la religión ya los procesos adictivos como factores
de alienación, contrarios a la capacidad de agencia. Por su parte, la violencia ha sido …

Religious and spiritual practices have been identified as a main source of mental health
support for Latinxs to improve overall health and well-being. This qualitative secondary data …

This dissertation focuses on therapeutic experience in community-based (non-biomedical)
drug addiction treatment in the United-States-Mexico border zone. Drawing on 18 months of …

Classical sociology tends to present religion and addictive processes as factors of
alienation, opposed to agency. Violence, for its part, has been analyzed in a broad spectrum …

La pandemia ha mostrado fotografías claras de las enormes desigualdades y brechas de
acceso a los sistemas de salud, de educación, de información y cultura digital, de …

Digital health engenders the opportunity to create new effective mental health care models—
from substance use recovery to suicide prevention. Anthropological methodologies offer a …