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Sushrut Jadhav

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As seen in: Wiley, Taylor & Francis Online, The Lancet
Sushrut Jadhav, Professor of Cultural Psychiatry, UCL & Home-lessed Service for Mentally Unwell Editor-in-Chief, Anthropology & Medicine journal
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Articles

‘Sometimes I cry with that child’: experiences and views of adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse on psychosocial treatment and support in India*

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By Shivangi Talwar, Helen Kennerley, Sushrut Jadhav, Helen Killaspy
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Background: The high prevalence of childhood sexual abuse (CSA) in India is a cause for concern. Survivors of CSA often experience psychosocial difficulties in their adult lives. Whilst their difficulties are partly recognised in India, there is a need for further exploration on the availability and access to support. Objectives: We explored the views and experiences of adult survivors of CSA in India on different types of treatment and support.
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Cultivating distress: cotton, caste and farmer suicides in India

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By Sushrut Jadhav
| Taylor & Francis Online
For the Third Time in Three Months, Farmers to Protest in Delhi
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Lack of safeguards in response to restrictive public health measures

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By Mark Horowitz, Sushrut Jadhav, Joanna Moncrieff, Robert Freudenthal
| The Lancet Verified
Psychiatrists are familiar with the necessity of weighing up an individual's right to liberty, against the risk that an individual may pose to themselves, to others, and to the wider public, as a result of mental ill health.
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