Muslim women and mental health care: Reflections from the series Ethos
Camila Motta Paiva,
Flávia Andréa Pasqualin,
Francirosy Campos Barbosa
Abstract:Despite the growing interest in the dimension of religiosity in the health area, Muslims have been neglected in the psychology field. Mental health professionals know little about this religion and its followers. However, the Muslim population is growing, both through reversions and immigration/refuge, leading them to seek psychological care services. To address this divergence, this article aims to present points that should be considered about Muslim women’s mental health. To this end, we considered the Turk… Show more
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