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The Psychological Interventions Repository aims to improve access to evidence-based, psychological intervention manuals for use in humanitarian settings and contexts of adversity, that non-specialists can effectively deliver.

Ananda Galappatti
Ananda Galappatti, Co-Director (Strategy)
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Interventions

With support from WHO, MHPSS.net have developed a curated space for easy sharing and communication of all training and implementation materials related to evidence-based psychological interventions. Within this repository, you will find a wealth of materials, including manuals for training, videos, protocols, randomised controlled trials and more. 

Criteria for inclusion were that the psychological intervention: 

1. Is a manualised psychological intervention

2. Has at least one positive finding from an RCT

3. Is Delivered by non-mental health specialist

4. Was tested in humanitarian, adversity affected or a low resourced setting

5. Showed no harmful effects

All information in the repository for the specific interventions was provided by the manual authors. Further details can be found on the record card.

Your feedback is important to us

This toolkit will be reviewed regularly as newer and more up-to-date resources and tools become available. The feedback we receive from users is essential to this process and your considerations for improvement and overall feedback are welcome. Please email us to share your experience in using the toolkit and alert us to any new resources.

This repository will be updated regularly. The feedback we receive from users is essential to this process, and your considerations for improvement and overall feedback are welcome. Please email us to share your experience using the toolkit and alert us to any new manualised interventions that are not currently included.

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Acknowledgements

This Psychological Interventions Repository was developed by the World Health Organization and MHPSS.net. The implementation team for this larger initiative comprised Edith Van ‘T Hof and Kenneth Carswell (from the World Health Organization), and Valeria Florez, Sadhani Rajapakse, Aloka Weerasekera and Ananda Galappatti (from MHPSS.net).

The online repository site was developed by Cezar Neaga (const NEXT).