More than a decade after the Tunisian Revolution, Tunisia continues to navigate its social and political transformation. Alongside this transition is a growing mental health burden, particularly among young people and activists.
Psychologists note a rise in trauma-related disorders, burnout, and political disillusionment. While Tunisia has made strides in mental health reform, including community-based care, resources remain stretched.
Innovative programs led by youth organizations are creating safe spaces for dialogue and healing. However, long-term recovery will depend on sustained investment and a cultural shift toward openness about mental health.ReplyForw
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