We are very proud to present the very first open access issue of Intervention, issue 16.1. It has taken many years, but we have finally achieved our long-held goal of becoming an open access journa...

For those who work in areas affected by armed conflicts, and particularly in post conflict circumstances, it is obvious that psychosocial activities transgress individual and community mental health...

Socio-ecological interventions assume that there are ‘links’ between the individual process that determines disaster mental health and the social context one lives in. However, there is ...

This article explores the ongoing impact of the genocide in Rwanda on marital relationships. Its specific focus are genocide related factors that generate relational trauma and the consequences of t...

Sex and gender are important considerations within refugee studies. Risks to health and wellbeing may manifest differently for refugee women and men, as may the use of health and social services and...