War is associated with a range of mental health problems, including unemployment, alcoholism, family-related problems and substance abuse.

Everybody can talk about family members who have mental health problems, and there is rarely a family you can find that hasn't experienced mental illness.

You have to be looking at substance abuse; you have to be looking at mental health issues; you have to be looking at poverty. [They have] a reputation for working in silos. None of them really work together.

War is associated with a range of mental health and psychosocial problems including mental disorders but also unemployment and family-related problems and divorce and alcohol and substance abuse.

Mental health problems do not affect three or four out of every five persons but one out of one.

The problem now is that often, mental health problems are not recognized until late, ... We want to make sure that we bring the best treatment to bear in this system. We want to make sure that we continue to research.