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One-year longitudinal study of snowstorm disaster survivors
A longitudinal record of psychiatric morbidity and recovery following the 2005 snowstorm disaster in Kashmir.
Our work / Research
Evidence with roots in lived experience.
A research record shaped by Kashmir, sustained clinical work and questions that remain close to the lives they describe.
62records listed
1988–2024publication span
4research groups
The research record
Four decades of inquiry, gathered in one place.
The record brings together work on community PTSD prevalence, trauma exposure, disaster-related psychiatric morbidity, childhood adversity and models that involve trained lay health workers.
21 entries link directly to identifiable publication records. Remaining entries open clearly labelled scholarly title searches.
Institutional overview / 19 pages
A field record of care, research and community.
This visual overview brings SAWAB's history, connected areas of practice and community-rooted approach into one reference document. It is presented here as an institutional record, distinct from the peer-reviewed publication archive below.
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Start with longitudinal disaster follow-up, childhood adversity, culturally situated coping and the mental-health needs of children in institutional care.
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JK Practitioner
Long-term needs of child and adolescent snowstorm survivors
A follow-up focused on the psychosocial needs of younger survivors of the 2005 snowstorm.
International Journal of Emergency Mental Health
Childhood trauma and adult mental-health problems
A retrospective community-based study examining associations between childhood trauma and later mental-health problems in Kashmir.
ResearchGate record
Pir, Faqir and Psychotherapist
A study of the roles of religious and clinical practitioners in psychosocial intervention following trauma.
PubMed Central
Community practices as coping mechanisms for mental health
Research examining community practices, culturally situated coping and mental health in Kashmir.
ResearchGate record
Psychiatric disorders among children living in orphanages
A Kashmir-based study of psychiatric disorders and the needs of children living in institutional care.
In the public record
Research recognised beyond the record list.
Long-form reporting shows how questions emerging from Kashmir reached public debate, professional forums and international scientific meetings.
Explore the full press archiveRecognition of a breakthrough research programme
Coverage of research presented at the 12th World Congress of Biological Psychiatry on PTSD treatment response, recovery and resilience.
ResearchPTSDRecognition
Psychiatric scenario in Jammu and Kashmir
A wide-ranging interview on stigma, PTSD, substance use, research, professional training and the need for mental-health work to remain a mission.
ClinicalResearchHistory
The manifestation of anger among Kashmir's trauma generation
An interview on the emotional consequences of prolonged uncertainty for children and young people, and the role of listening, support and resilience.
ResearchYouthTrauma
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Recent research
Perceived Stress, Burnout, and Resilience Among Healthcare Workers During COVID-19
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Editorial: Prolonged Grief Disorder — Vulnerability and Resilience
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Additional publications, reports and chapters
Serotonin: The Link Between Gut Microbiome and Brain
- Open publication
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Pattern of Winter Depression Among Kashmiri Patients
- Open publication
Recent research
Maternal Mental Health and Its Determinants During COVID-19: Experience from Kashmir
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Recent research
Interplay Between Traditional Healing and Modern Psychiatry Resulting in Timely Diagnosis of Autoimmune Encephalitis
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A Model of Mental Health Care Involving Trained Lay Health Workers — Part I: Adaptation and Implementation
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Testing the Effectiveness of a Lay Health Worker Mental Healthcare Model — Part II: Results
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This is a compiled bibliography, not a certified or complete list of peer-reviewed articles. Titles, co-authorship, year, journal, DOI and availability should be checked against the journal’s primary record before formal citation.
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