Author(s): Xiaohua li*
Mental health issues are a global concern, affecting individuals across diverse cultures and socioeconomic backgrounds. Despite the growing recognition of mental health's importance, traditional biomedical approaches often overlook cultural contexts and local practices. This article explores how anthropological theory and practice can contribute to mental health improvements worldwide by emphasizing cultural sensitivity, community involvement, and holistic approaches. By integrating anthropological insights into mental health initiatives, we can develop more effective interventions that resonate with local populations, ultimately enhancing mental health outcomes globally
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