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The Legality and Ethical Issues of Certifying Laypersons as Mental Health Counselors in India.

Sharad Philip,K Rakesh Chander,Prateek Varshney,Rahul Patley,Praveen Pandey,Satish Suhas,P Lakshmi Nirisha, Suchandra,B Vinay,Narayana Manjunatha,C Naveen Kumar,Suresh Bada Math

INDIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE（2022）

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Scaling up the training of human resources to address access problems can be the first step in addressing the MHC access and treatment gaps. The certification of laypersons as community-based mental health counselors, although legally tenuous, can be pioneered by tertiary-level MHC institutions. This certification has sound ethical justification and is a progressive step toward realizing universal mental health coverage.
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Certification of counselors,Counseling services India,Ethical issues,Lay mental health counseling,Legal issues,Task shifting,Treatment gap
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