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In Cameroon, the prison population is estimated at around 30,000 inmates for a capacity of 9,000, i.e. an occupancy rate of 432%. Faced with this overcrowding, prison conditions are becoming inhumane and responsible for a deterioration in inmates' quality of life. Indeed, people in detention face a brutal rupture with their support networks. This isolation disrupts family dynamics and generates stress and anxiety. To minimize suicide, stress and anxiety among detainees, we need to establish a climate of good relations and maintain family ties. Psychosocial support is therefore an essential variable in improving inmates' quality of life.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
In Cameroon, the prison population is estimated at around 30,000 inmates for a capacity of 9,000, i.e. an occupancy rate of 432%. Faced with this overcrowding, prison conditions are becoming inhumane and responsible for a deterioration in inmates' quality of life. Indeed, people in detention face a brutal rupture with their support networks. This isolation disrupts family dynamics and generates stress and anxiety. To minimize suicide, stress and anxiety among detainees, we need to establish a climate of good relations and maintain family ties. Psychosocial support is therefore an essential variable in improving inmates' quality of life.
Autorenporträt
Fabien MEMONG é especialista em saúde mental e tem um mestrado em saúde pública. O seu trabalho centra-se na saúde mental dos indivíduos. Professor e investigador aplicado, trabalha também como enfermeiro de saúde mental. Atualmente, é presidente da Fundação Psicossocial Martial Zibi Ndengue, que promove.