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 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 …

Objective: Research on factors that predict compassion satisfaction and compassion fatigue
of teachers is limited. This study aimed to evaluate predictors of compassion fatigue (as …

Over the past decades, a growing interest has emerged toward understanding the impact
that the exposure to human suffering produces in mental health professionals, leading to the …

Abstract Background Bearing witness to Syrian refugee atrocities may result in aid-workers'
vicarious traumatization (VT). This study examined work stressors and organizational …

Background: Many developed countries have introduced strict measures designed to deter
people seeking asylum. Measures such as held detention, insecure visas, restrictions work …

Therapists and counsellors who provide trauma‐focussed therapy and support to refugees
and asylum seekers are often exposed to distressing and confronting stories of war …

Objective: Researchers have begun to examine factors that contribute to professional quality
of life (ProQol) and well-being among professionals who provide services to refugees …

Counselors have the ethical responsibility to meet the mental health needs of refugees who
are forced to leave their home countries. This study examined factors influencing the self …

Background: Expatriation and relocation into a new cultural context constitute a
psychological journey marked by exposure to potentially traumatic events, the abandonment …