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The Independent Uganda·3 min read·medium

Uganda faces shortage of trained counsellors amid rising mental health needs

Uganda faces shortage of trained counsellors amid rising mental health needs
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Mental health experts in Uganda are calling for better regulation and more trained counsellors to address rising mental health needs. The shortage is particularly acute in rural areas, with young people facing increased risks from substance abuse and trauma.

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Addressing the professionalization of mental health services is critical for developing nations to manage the growing burden of psychological trauma and social instability.

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