Abstract

Political crises often lead to widespread psychological distress and trauma among affected populations. These situations demand urgent mental health interventions to mitigate the risk of long-term psychological disorders. The advent of digital technology offers a unique opportunity to deliver immediate and accessible mental health support during such crises. This paper explores the effectiveness of digital mental health interventions in providing psychotrauma support during political upheavals. By reviewing recent case studies and integrating findings from digital mental health platforms, this study highlights the potential benefits and challenges associated with the rapid deployment of these interventions. Key recommendations for optimizing digital mental health services in politically unstable regions are discussed, emphasizing the need for culturally sensitive approaches and robust technological infrastructures.