The Kurdistan Region has a series of different challenges with healthcare in general, as discussed in previous episodes (Min. Saman Barzinji). These problems often manifest themselves through logistical challenges, such as space available in public hospitals, and the availability of certain medications throughout the region. These problems exist in the world of psychiatry and psychological assistance as well, but with an added challenge of societal stigma. 

Dr. Mohammed Khoshnaw has worked in the public and private sector of psychiatry in Kurdistan, along with having served as the public spokesperson for the Ministry of Health. In this episode, he details the various logistical and social obstacles in his and other doctor's practices here, as well as the solutions needed going forward to ensure proper care for patients in the region.