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Advancing Marital Wellbeing Through Islamic Psychology: A Research-Driven Approach to Family Resilience and Community Health
Families are the emotional, social, and spiritual foundation of a healthy community. When marriages become strained or unstable, the effects reach far beyond the couple. Children’s development, mental health, and long-term wellbeing are directly shaped by the relational climate of the home. In underserved Muslim communities, these challenges are intensified by systemic inequities, limited access to culturally aligned mental-health care, and ongoing social stressors. Strengthe
Darya Bailey, BCHHP
Nov 27, 20254 min read


Bridging Knowledge and Care: Strengthening Mental Health Research for Underserved Communities
Across the globe, mental health systems continue to expand — yet millions of individuals remain without care that truly reflects their social, spiritual, and cultural realities. While international agencies such as the World Health Organization (WHO) have made progress in defining mental health policy frameworks, a persistent gap remains between evidence-based policy and lived experience. Faith, culture, and community remain underrepresented in public health research and prog
Darya Bailey, BCHHP
Oct 9, 20254 min read


Overview: Mental Health and Access Disparities in Atlanta, Georgia
Abstract Atlanta, Georgia faces persistent mental health challenges amidst widespread disparities in access to services. This article examines the prevalence of common mental health disorders across cultural groups: Black, Latino, White, Asian, and immigrant communities while also considering barriers such as provider shortages, cost, stigma, and systemic inequities. Local responses such as diversion centers and anti-stigma campaigns are discussed, with recommendations for in
Darya Bailey, BCHHP
Sep 10, 20255 min read
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