Titlebook: Refuge and Resilience; Promoting Resilience Laura Simich,Lisa Andermann Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2014 Forced migrants

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Reflections on Using a Cultural Psychiatry Approach to Assessing and Fortifying Refugee Resilience ed approach to those who have experienced psychological trauma and torture is recommended. Several vignettes are presented. The importance of post-migration social support is highlighted as one of the most important factors in the promotion of refugee mental health.

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Social Determinants of Refugee Mental Health,f refugees, are largely attributable to inequalities in social determinants, including socioeconomic factors, social support, and systemic racism and discrimination.This chapter outlines a multi-level framework of determinants of mental health inequities, including macro-, community-, family-, and i

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The Debate About Trauma and Psychosocial Treatment for Refugees,consensus with regard to treatment. All of the guidelines cite strong evidence for the inclusion of an exposure component to treatment. However, the accumulated evidence base for the treatment of patients with PTSD is drawn from trials that almost exclusively do not include refugees. The question th

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Reflections on Using a Cultural Psychiatry Approach to Assessing and Fortifying Refugee Resilience escribes some of the clinical issues around using a cultural competence approach to working with refugees. Use of the cultural formulation is a helpful tool in gaining an appreciation of cultural identity, explanatory models, stressors and supports, as well as cultural factors in the relationship be

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Personal and Social Forms of Resilience: Research with Southeast Asian and Sri Lankan Tamil Refugeerity of refugees become mental health casualties. Stress process theory provides a useful framework for understanding what happens to refugees and how they respond. Personal characteristics, pre- and post-migration risk and protective factors, both at the psychological and social levels interact to

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Social Support in Refugee Resettlement,pardize their integration. They have been exposed to violent conflicts and acute traumatic incidents, including forced separation from family members. Social support has the potential to decrease refugees’ isolation and loneliness, enhance their sense of belonging and life fulfillment, mediate the s