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IDRAAC is a non-profit non-governmental organization dedicated to mental health in Lebanon and the Arab World. Its mission is to conduct and promote research in mental health, psychiatry and psychology as well as raise public awareness about mental health and mental disorders. In addition, IDRAAC offers training in mental health and implements community programs and services in prevention and intervention for at- risk groups. » read more
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 IDRAAC and the Lebanon Wars
In solidarity with our community which has been deeply affected by the recent war events that started in July 2006, the Department of Psychiatry and Clinical Psychology at the St. George Hospital University Medical Center/Balamand University, Faculty of Medicine in association with IDRAAC has concentrated its efforts to help out on several fronts by offering free mental health consultations to individuals affected by these events and offering expert opinion through media. At the request of the government, the Department and IDRAAC have prepared a proposal for a National Mental Health Action Plan. For more information about our research and work related to war, please visit the War and Mental Health and the Community activities sections. |
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IDRAAC’s research covers various topics in mental health such as temperament, the epidemiology of psychiatric disorders, the mental health consequences of war, alcohol and substance use and abuse, among many other topics. Disorders like PTSD, Depression, Anxiety, and ADHD, and issues such as childhood adversities, adolescence and women’s mental health have been investigated. Visit this section to see IDRAAC’s research and publications and to learn about the first national epidemiologic study of mental health in the Arab World, the LEBANON. » read more
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 IDRAAC
started a partnership with Al Nahar newspaper in January 2011. Every Thursday,
IDRAAC is publishing mental health and mental wellbeing information in Nahar Al
Chabab. Topics addressed are relevant to our research and public education
mission. Please find us in Nahar
Al Chabab every Thursday or
click here to read our weekly boxes. |
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