Dedicated to advancing the integration of ethnographic and psychiatric approaches in mental health nursing. Focusing on culturally sensitive practices, the journal explores the intersection of traditional healing rituals, local customs, and modern psychiatric care, emphasizing cross-cultural studies and ethical challenges in global healthcare contexts. It publishes interdisciplinary research, including case studies on indigenous healing practices in The World, innovations in AI-driven cultural sensitivity tools, and analyses of stigma reduction strategies across societies. By bridging traditional knowledge and contemporary methodologies, IJEN fosters a deeper understanding of mental health care tailored to diverse cultural frameworks