Greece is the country of “Xenios Zeus”, the Ancient Greek god of foreigners and hospitality;
however, it is also the main point of entry to Europe. Since the beginning of 2014, 1,112,332 …

Research suggests that professionals and volunteers who work with forcibly displaced
people (FDP) experience burnout and secondary traumatic stress (STS) as a result of …

Introduction In 2015, there was a high influx of refugees to Sweden, creating an extreme
situation where individuals were forced to remain in large housing facilities for long periods …

Background: Due to their experiences of major stressful life events, including post-
displacement stressors, refugees and asylum seekers are vulnerable to developing mental …

Abstract Purpose The war in Syria has created the greatest refugee crisis in the twenty-first
century. Turkey hosts the highest number of registered Syrian refugees, who are at …

Abstract Background Over one million Syrian asylum seekers have travelled to Greece with
the ultimate aim of reaching other countries in western Europe. Depression prevalence and …

Abstract Rationale In 2015, an estimated 856,723 refugees, predominantly from Syria,
Afghanistan, and Iraq arrived in Greece as an entry point into the European Union. The …

Background: Syrian refugees face multiple hardships and adversities which put them at risk
for the development of mental health problems. However, access to adequate mental health …

ABSTRACT Background Syrian refugees in Switzerland face several barriers in accessing
mental health care. Cost-effective psychological interventions are urgently needed to meet …

Objective This study aimed to explore the mental well-being of Syrian refugees and identify
their coping mechanisms and pathways towards integration into new communities. Design …