Eva Keatley

TL;DR: Both similarities and differences in non‐anxious and anxious depression following childhood TBI are identified with respect to lesion laterality, genetic factors (in the form of family psychiatric history of anxiety disorder), age at injury, and more generalized affective dysregulation.

TL;DR: This article examined migration narratives of West African immigrants for the connections between experiences of loss and educational aspirations for their children, finding that loss was markedly proximal to discussions of children's education and schooling was described as providing upward mobility but conflicting with education at home, which was seen as fostering traditional values.

TL;DR: This emic literature is reviewed in order to examine differences and commonalities across local posttraumatic cultural concepts of distress (CCDs) and focuses on symptoms to describe these constructs - i.e., using the dominant neo-Kraepelinian approach used in North American and European psychiatry - as opposed to focusing on explanatory models to examine whether positive comparisons of PTSD to CCDs meet criteria for face validity.

TL;DR: This article examined the clinical engagement of French-speaking African survivors of torture by measuring how often they utilize adjunctive programmatic services (i.e., mental health, social, and le...