Effectiveness and Acceptability of Low-intensity Psychological Interventions on the Well-being of Older Adults: A Systematic Review.

: Growth in the older adult population and healthcare inequities mean there is a global need to increase access to early intervention in mental healthcare for older adults. This systematic review synthesized the evidence for the efficacy and acceptability of low-intensity psychological interventions (self-help, psychoeducation, bibliotherapy, internet cognitive-behavioral therapy: iCBT) for older adults with mild-to-moderate mental health problems.: Ovid, EBSCOhost and ProQuest were searched for articles describing low-intensity psychological interventions.

Mental health and parenting in rural areas: an exploration of parental experiences and current needs.

Background: Research on parental mental health problems (MHPs) has predominantly used urban samples and focused on the risks for children.

Aims: The purpose of this study was to explore rural parents' lived experiences of parenting with a MHP.

Method: Six semi-structured interviews were conducted with mothers who were using a mental health service in rural Ireland.

Attitudes toward placentophagy: a brief report.

Placentophagy is the consumption of the placenta after birth. For the present study, an online survey explored knowledge and attitudes toward the practice. Participants (N = 216, 78.