Effects of Migration on Mental Health of Women

  • Tuzcu A
  • Ilgaz A
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Abstract

People leave their habitats and go to different regions of the world due to various reasons, which is defined as migration. One of the most important changes that have been experienced in migration in the last half century is the increase in women’s migration. Women are among the risk groups that are affected by the process of migration at most. A particular attention is attracted to the special requirements of women among groups that are obliged to migrate due to the crisis in their countries. Different lifestyles in the migrated social environment, difficult economic and working conditions, language barrier and relevant adaptation problems all negatively affect the mental health of these women. In order to protect and develop the mental health of migrant women from different cultural groups, it is important to approach these groups as primary risk groups and start multi-directional interventions aimed at their areas required.

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Tuzcu, A., & Ilgaz, A. (2015). Effects of Migration on Mental Health of Women. Psikiyatride Guncel Yaklasimlar - Current Approaches in Psychiatry, 7(1), 1. https://doi.org/10.5455/cap.20140503020915

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