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Articles in AJO, Vol. 96, Issue 5

August 25, 2026

At what cost? A qualitative study of youth and families’ experiences of psychiatric hospitalization in Canada at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Trajectories of spiritual well-being across the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gender differences in coping with stressful life events among Syrian refugee parents in Jordan and Lebanon.

War-related trauma in Gaza: The role of religious faith, social support, and active coping strategies.

Twice invisible: The role and interventions of social workers with people with disabilities in wartime.

Effectiveness of housing assistance for child welfare-involved families: A systematic review with meta-analysis.

The role of friendships and peer groups in children exposed to mass trauma.

“Just because she’s there doesn’t mean she is parentless”: Parental perspectives on involvement and contact with their children in educational residential care for youth from underprivileged backgrounds.

Future orientation among young adult Arabs in Israel following the October 7 events.

The experience of misgendering among transgender and gender diverse people.

Immigrant generation and mental health among Muslim American youth: Pathways through perceived discrimination and Muslim American identity.

A tale of two cities: Examining the impact of COVID-19 lockdown on young children’s emotional distress.

“Making a homeless person even more homeless … it’s a necessary evil”: The health and safety complexities of service restrictions as perceived by emergency shelter staff.

“They’re really explaining things in a way that we can understand”: A qualitative study examining facilitators of trust in pediatric collaborative care.

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