Mental Health: Just Ten (Aug 2025)

Agree or disagree, this little snack of mental health research from the last month hopes to get you thinking and talking. Articles marked with an asterisk* need an SVHM login for offsite access.

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1. The living experience of First Nations Peoples and forensic mental health systems: Listening to the deep stories behind the numbers. McEntyre E, Lyons G, Johnson A et al. Psychiatry Psychology & Law, 2025, 32(4):549-562
2. Strengthening the delivery of integrated physical health care for adults experiencing serious mental illness: A scoping review of interventions in mental health settings. Ambreen M, Zhang S, Melamed OC et al. Frontiers in Health Services, 2025, 5:1570100
3. Voices for change: Inclusion of lived experience self-injury research, practice, education, and advocacy. Hasking P, Aiyana A, Haywood S et al. Australian Journal of Psychology, 2025, 77(1):2456728
4. Weight bias in mental health settings: A scoping review. Philip SR, Standen EC, Schueler J et al. Frontiers in psychiatry Frontiers Research Foundation, 2025, 16:1596625
5. Experiences and perspectives of families of psychiatric hospitalisation of their adult family member: A qualitative systematic review. Karpa J, Kenny A, Thomson A et al. International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, 2025, 34(4):e70042
6. *Managing borderline personality disorder within the NDIS: Challenges and opportunities. Johnstone C, Bernard B, Holmes A. Australasian Psychiatry, 2025:10398562251355156
7. Living well with bipolar disorder: The approaches required to achieve long-term stability [Lived experience narrative] Hamilton H, Inder M. Journal of Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing, 2025, 07:07
8. Identification of potential therapist "missteps" in the context of engagement in public mental health services: Analysis of digital recordings and key informant validation. Park HS, Becker KD, Chu W et al. Psychotherapy Research, 2025:1-15
9. *An implementation demonstration of ENGAGE, a behavioral intervention for depression, in a geriatric mental health care setting. Schurr MS, Post E, Baxter J et al. Aging & Mental Health, 2025:1
10. *Improving inpatient mental health nurses practice through the use of a standardised instrument. Drinkwater VK, Giles M, O'Brien AP et al. Australian Health Review, 2025, 28:28

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