ISHHR presents a series of Q&A sessions with key presenters from the 2017 conference. Here they provide a summary of their research, describe their experience at the event and feedback from industry peers, and provide insights into how the media can further future positive progress in their sector.
My Mind is Not Like Before: Psychosocial Rehabilitation of Refugee Victims of Torture and Other Forms of Ill treatment in Athens
The dual trauma inherent in being both a victim of torture as well a refugee is related to a myriad of losses, human rights violations […]
Sexual Torture and Health – a culture- and gender-critical perspective
Migrants who have been tortured represent a particularly vulnerable group amongst refugees. Many of them have also been subject to sexual torture, an area that […]
Ethical dilemmas in mental health care for asylums seekers
Asylum seekers are a specific group of patients in mental health. Mental health care providers can get caught up in ethical dilemmas when providing care […]
Social Resources as a basis for urgent interventions
By Bojana Skorc […]
A Short Psychodrama Process with Syrian Refugee Children
By Dr. Berna G. Gökengin […]
Mental health and gender based violence; helping survivors of sexual violence in conflict – a training manual for helpers
by Nora Sveass & Elisabeth Langdal […]
Providing Psychotherapeutic Support Services Following Armed Conflict: Lessons from CCVS-Uganda
By Vincent Alele […]
Intercultural Teaching And Learning In Multicultural Society
By Mirjana Beara […]
Criticality of saving Internally Displaced Children in the Aftermath of Post-Election Violence (PEV) in Kenya
By Tushar Kanti Saha […]
Common Threads Project: A psychotherapeutic intervention for the long-term psychological consequences of sexual violence, war, and displacement
By Catherine Butterly & Cynthia Uccello […]
Silence to Resilience: Empowering survivors of sexual violence through MANTRA & STRI
by Yvette Aiello & Pearl Fernandes […]
The Rohingya people of Arakan
By Olivera Hinić […]
Self Help Group in Transit Asylum Camp
by Rolf Vaardal & Sofia Colorado Valencia […]
Credibility Analysis in Asylum Procedures
by Dr.Pau Perez Sales […]
The Forgotten Rohingya: An Emergency in Northern Rakhine State, Myanmar (+ photo exhibition)
by Blake Noyes […]
Experiences from the Mother and Baby Corner, Belgrade
By Slavica Ranisavljev Kovačev […]
The relation between traumatic experiences and psychological vulnerability
By Jovana Bjekič […]