Background Nearly half of the refugee and asylum seeking population in Europe is under
the age of 18, and many of these individuals are unaccompanied children and adolescents …

Introduction The last 5 years have witnessed a significant increase in the number of people
fleeing their countries of origin and seeking refuge in host countries. By the end of 2018 …

Background: The vast majority of the world's refugees and people seeking asylum live in a
state of sustained displacement. Little is known, however, about the mental health impact of …

Background: Refugees may be particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of the COVID-
19 pandemic on mental health due to their traumatic pasts and the challenges of the …

Objectives Current regional conflicts are creating a surge in forced migration, and
heightened visa restrictions are increasingly being applied. The current study aimed to …

Objective: Many refugees experience prolonged separation from family members, which
research suggests has adverse effects on mental health and post-displacement outcomes in …

Background Refugees, and other forcibly displaced people, face mental distress and may be
disproportionately affected by risk factors for suicide. Little is known about suicidal behaviour …

Introduction Migration puts refugees in a completely new social context when
simultaneously some have to deal with previously experienced traumatic events and post …

Objective Providing therapy to refugees and asylum seekers who have experienced torture
and trauma exposes clinicians to traumatic stories. Additionally, clinicians working with …

Objective Emerging research suggests that self-compassion and self-coldness are involved
in the treatment of psychological difficulties among refugees and asylum seekers. Self …