A Study to Explore the Challenges Related to Mental Health Among M.Phil Trainees during Their Training

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Brief Summary: Mental health has been a topic of increasing interest for several decades. Research shows prevalence that various kinds of mental health challenges among people worldwide. The common mental health challenges are found to be stress, anxiety, depression, burnout, phobia, personality disorder, etc. Mental health professionals are those who work for management of various mental health challenges of people. However like others they are also not immune to mental health issues.

Training is a stressful experience with high responsibility combined with the lack of professional experience that can increase the vulnerability for mental health issues. But research studies on mental health challenges of clinical psychology trainees are less in number. So this study will be carried out with the aim to understand the experience of clinical psychology trainees relating to their mental health challenges and their ways of responding to those challenges during their training period. also, this study will explore the various ways of the trainees to respond to those challenges. A creative documentation will be formed by using analyzed data. This study will provide the participants a better understanding of their mental health challenges and their ways of negotiating those challenges. The documentation of skills and knowledge will be helpful for all the clinical psychology trainees in negotiating their mental health challenges during their training period.

Recruitment & Eligibility

Inclusion Criteria

Clinical Psychology Trainees( participants) should have at least 6 month of experience in training.

Exclusion Criteria

Clinical Psychology trainees having more than professional acquaintance with the researcher will be excluded from the study.

Primary Outcome Measures

Name	Time	Method
The expected outcome from the present study is	One time point
that it will allow us to explore the various	One time point
mental health challenges among the trainees and to understand ways of responding to those challenges.	One time point

Secondary Outcome Measures

Name	Time	Method

Locations (1): Lokopriya Gopinath Bordoloi Regional Institute of Mental Health
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Sonitpur, ASSAM, India
Lokopriya Gopinath Bordoloi Regional Institute of Mental Health
🇮🇳Sonitpur, ASSAM, India
Niharika Borgohain
Principal investigator
8011550978
nborgohain5@gmail.com