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The major beneficiaries of the the project are people living with HIV/AIDS who are to be treated for major depression mainly using Group Support Psychotherapeutic interventions(GSP). The project is being implemented within 3 districts of Gulu, Pader and Kitgum in Northern Uganda. The lay health workers for the project who will offer support to the beneficiaries in the villages will be district Community health workers and Village Health Team members.
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ResearchOutreach: Group support psychotherapy as a depression treatment in Uganda
Ethel in the media, Latest news October 1, 2020

ResearchOutreach: Group support psychotherapy as a depression treatment in Uganda

Dr Ethel Nakimuli-Mpungu at Makerere University in Uganda works toward making therapy more culturally appropriate, particularly for people living with HIV and depression. She has developed a highly cost-effective group
Ethel MpunguSEEK-GSP
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Depression and HIV: the search for solutions in sub-Saharan Africa
Latest news November 18, 2018

Depression and HIV: the search for solutions in sub-Saharan Africa

Many people with HIV worldwide suffer from some form of mental health problem. Although antiretroviral therapy has drastically reduced HIV-related death and disability, reports of the psychiatric repercussions of HIV
HealingHIVMental HealthSEEK-GSP
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Why therapy should be culturally appropriate
Ethel in the media December 19, 2017

Why therapy should be culturally appropriate

[Trigger warning: this blog talks about suicide] Dr Ethel Nakimuli-Mpungu understands the tragedy of mental illness from a deeply personal level: her brother was 26 when he took his own
Mental HealthSEEK-GSP
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Women Scientists Face Down Men in Developing World
Ethel in the media February 18, 2016

Women Scientists Face Down Men in Developing World

THERE’S A CERTAIN VIEW of what a scientist “should” look like, whether in the U.S. or Indonesia or Uganda ­– and across the board, that image isn’t of a woman. “It
Ethel MpunguHIVMakerere UniversitySEEK-GSPSTEM
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ResearchOutreach: Group support psychotherapy as a depression treatment in Uganda

ResearchOutreach: Group support psychotherapy as a depression treatment in Uganda

Ethel in the media, Latest news October 1, 2020
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Talk therapy groups provide mental health support during the Covid-19 lock down

Ethel in the media September 1, 2020
Group psychotherapy led by lay health workers can dramatically improve depression in people with HIV, says Ugandan study

Group psychotherapy led by lay health workers can dramatically improve depression in people with HIV, says Ugandan study

Ethel in the media, Latest news July 16, 2020

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