Resilience and recovery after war: Refugee children and families in the United States

When working with refugee children and their families, the most effective practitioners provide comprehensive services, are culturally competent, and integrate evidence-based practice with practice-based evidence. Truly rich multicultural practice involves a process of community engagement that allows for dialogue, questioning, and adaptation of practice to fit a group's beliefs and values while still providing culturally informed, effective care.

Key wordsarmed conflict / children / psychosocial intervention / rehabilitation / resilience / trauma

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