Therapy has been helping Boko Haram survivors and street youth in Liberia turn their lives around.\n \nIn northern Nigeria, a programme called Counselling on Wheels is offering mobile mental health services in remote and dangerous areas.\n \nThey\u2019ve been giving Boko Haram survivors and others affected by conflict a safe space to talk about the horrific violence and trauma they have been exposed to.\n \nIn Liberia, a project called Sustainable Transformation of Youth in Liberia has been using cognitive behavioural therapy and a cash reward to turn young men away from crime. A new study has shown the scheme is working.\n \n \nPresenter: Myra Anubi\nProducer/reporter: Lucy Burns\nLiberia producer: Massa Kanneh\nProduction Co-ordinator: Ibtisam Zein\nSound mix: Hal Haines\nExecutive producer: Tom Colls\nEditor: Penny Murphy\n \nImage: Counselling on Wheels (Credit: Neem Foundation)