As we explored in Attachment Theory Part One, the attachments formed in childhood may affect a person physically, mentally, and emotionally throughout a lifetime. If
“Tell me what it was like growing up.” “Let’s go back to your childhood.” “What was your relationship like with your parents?” These questions come from
Although Bahrain is said to be in the High Income Group of countries, spending about 4.54% of its GDP on health, the World Health Organisation estimates that
As one of the sunniest (and happiest) nations in Europe, Spain has a mental healthcare system well above most other countries in the region. Camino Recovery
When it comes to treating mental health conditions like depression and anxiety, Bahrain is far ahead of most other Middle Eastern countries. However, this doesn’t
As one of the most progressive countries in the Gulf, Bahrain has received both positive and negative when it comes to drugs and alcohol. On
When it comes to mental healthcare for conditions such as trauma, Kuwait is a nation which faces several obstacles. Not only is this a country
When it comes to mental healthcare, Kuwait is a country in which advancements are slowly being made. In addition to the Psychological Medicine Hospital, a
Despite a westernised culture and higher income, the country of Kuwait still has much developing to do in its mental health field. Limited treatment facilities