Moroccan mother in Jerusalem fears for two sons held in Ofer prison without verdict

A Moroccan mother residing in Jerusalem for nearly two decades is living in fear and uncertainty following the arrest of her teenage sons by Israeli forces, with no charges filed after four months. Despite their health issues and her pleas for help, Mennana remains in the dark about their fate, as she continues to advocate for their rights amid escalating regional tensions.

Psychological support hotline receives first calls from flood victims in Morocco

Following the recent floods in Ksar El Kebir, the Association of Mental Health Specialists has launched a remote Psychological Support Hotline to assist those psychologically affected by the disaster. The initiative aims to support both direct victims and those psychologically affected by media coverage of the disaster.

Superstitions and social media collide as AFCON fever grips Morocco

Stress, fear, and heightened expectations around AFCON 2025 have fueled a surge in superstitious football predictions on social media, far removed from rational analysis. Behind this phenomenon lie stress, fear, and the normalization of irrational beliefs in the digital age.

As Morocco goes through a heatwave, how can it affect mental health ?

This summer, Morocco is facing extreme heatwaves with temperatures reaching up to 47°C, raising concerns not only for physical health but also for mental well-being. Studies show that high temperatures can trigger or worsen anxiety, irritability, mood swings, sleep disturbances, and depression—especially in individuals with pre-existing mental health conditions.