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"Continuing professional education (CPE) sponsors planning events for mental health care licenses can assure better attendace if they can successfully address the needs of their target audience. Offering topics of interest is particularly crucial when CPE events need to draw large numbers of attendees to be financially variable."

"Health care access issues present significant challenges for rural populations and health providers. Psychology can support improved access and quality of rural health services through the development of integrated behavior health program within primary case settings."

"Over 20% of the United States population lives in rural and rural clients often face serious of the internet among rural communities create opportunities for psychological to provide assessment and treatment services to support rural clients at a distance using telehealth."

"Migrasi dari pedesaan ke perkotaan telah menjadi fenomena global yang mempengaruhi berbagai aspek kehidupan masyarakat, termasuk kesehatan mental. Di Indonesia, percepatan urbanisasi memicu perubahan demografis dan sosial yang signifikan. Studi ini menginvestigasi dampak migrasi internal terhadap kesehatan mental, mengungkap faktor-faktor yang berkontribusi seperti stres ekonomi, isolasi sosial, dan adaptasi budaya. Metodologi yang digunakan melibatkan analisis regresi logistik menggunakan data dari Indonesian Family Life Survey (IFLS) yang mencakup riwayat migrasi dan indikator kesehatan mental. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa penduduk yang tinggal atau migrasi ke perkotaan cenderung memiliki kesehatan mental yang lebih buruk dibandingkan perdesaan. Migrasi memiliki dampak ganda; di satu sisi meningkatkan akses terhadap peluang ekonomi dan sosial, sementara di sisi lain meningkatkan risiko masalah kesehatan mental akibat tekanan adaptasi dan isolasi sosial. Studi ini menekankan pentingnya pendekatan holistik dalam kebijakan urbanisasi yang tidak hanya fokus pada pertumbuhan ekonomi, tapi juga integrasi sosial dan dukungan kesehatan mental untuk migran

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Migration from rural to urban areas has become a global phenomenon affecting various aspects of community life, including mental health. In Indonesia, accelerated urbanization triggers significant demographic and social changes. This study investigates the impact of internal migration on mental health, revealing contributing factors such as economic stress, social isolation, and cultural adaptation. The methodology used involves logistic regression analysis using data from the Indonesian Family Life Survey (IFLS), which includes migration history and mental health indicators. The findings indicate that residents who live or migrate to urban areas tend to have worse mental health compared to rural areas. Migration has a dual impact; on one hand, it increases access to economic and social opportunities, while on the other, it increases the risk of mental health issues due to adaptation pressures and social isolation. This study emphasizes the importance of a holistic approach in urbanization policies that not only focus on economic growth but also on social integration and mental health support for migrants"