Geflüchtete Menschen psychosozial unterstützen und begleiten

The handbook consolidates all important current topics and areas of work in the psychosocial care of refugees: from inpatient treatment concepts to diagnostic case understanding and social trauma. Well-founded and clearly presented, this compact resource equips both professionals and volunteers comprehensively for their diverse tasks, with a particular focus on psychosocial needs. The authors connect theoretical background knowledge with practical insights, providing guidance on what support refugees and professionals can receive, from whom, and in what context. Contributions from research bridge the gap between theory and practice, ensuring new ideas for practical work in refugee assistance. Featuring contributions from Birgit Behrensen, Maximiliane Brandmaier, Barbara Bräutigam, Conny Bredereck, Silke Birgitta Gahleitner, Oliver Göbel, Lisa Grosse, Elvira Hadzic, Bernd Hanewald, Laura Hertner, Ljiljana Joksimovic, Mohammed Jouni, Sladjana Kosijer-Kappenberg, Eben Louw, Matthias Müller, Marie Ortmann, Luise Reddemann, Regina Saile, Stefan Schmid, Ulrike Schneck, Markus Stingl, Natalia Tilton, Astrid Utler, Dorothea Zimmermann, and Dima Zito.