Medicine and Health

Asylum seeking and refugee adolescents' mental health service use and help-seeking patterns: a mixed-methods study

Y. Namer, A. Frețian, et al.

This mixed-methods study by Yudit Namer, Alexandra Frețian, Diana Podar, and Oliver Razum explores the mental health needs of asylum-seeking and refugee adolescents in Germany. Despite emotional difficulties, these young individuals underutilize mental health services due to perceived barriers. Discover essential insights into the factors influencing help-seeking and the urgent need for accessible mental health initiatives.

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