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Dr. Latefa Dardas recently conducted a comprehensive training session for Kuwaiti mental health professionals, equipping them with essential skills in conducting and utilizing research to enhance mental health services.

The training, held in Kuwait Ministry of Health , was attended by professionals dedicated to improving mental health care in Kuwait. Dr. Dardas, known for her expertise in evidence-based interventions and mental health research, guided participants through the fundamentals of research design, data collection, and analysis. The session also emphasized the practical application of research findings to inform clinical practices, policy development, and program improvements.

A key component of the training focused on bridging the gap between academic research and real-world mental health challenges. Dr. Dardas highlighted methodologies for conducting impactful studies tailored to Kuwait's cultural and societal context. He also introduced participants to global best practices, ensuring that their research aligns with international standards while addressing local needs.

Participants engaged in hands-on exercises, case study discussions, and collaborative workshops, fostering an interactive learning environment. Dr. Dardas emphasized the importance of ethical considerations in mental health research, ensuring that studies uphold the highest standards of integrity and respect for patient confidentiality.

Attendees expressed their appreciation for the training, noting its relevance in strengthening their ability to contribute to evidence-based mental health solutions. Many highlighted how the knowledge gained would aid in enhancing mental health policies, developing targeted interventions, and advocating for improved mental health services in Kuwait.

Dr. Dardas's training is part of a broader initiative to advance mental health research capacity in the region. Her work continues to make a significant impact in empowering professionals with the tools needed to address mental health challenges effectively.

For more information about Dr. Dardas's work and future training sessions, please contact [L.dardas@ju.edu.jo].