Enablers of psychological well‐being for refugees and asylum seekers living in transitional countries: A systematic review

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RT @MHResearchUniSA: Throwback Thursday⏪ What enables psychological wellbeing for refugees and asylum seekers living in transitional countr…

Throwback Thursday⏪ What enables psychological wellbeing for refugees and asylum seekers living in transitional countries and for whom migration status is not final? Our team’s review of the evidence: https://t.co/JJIeHZBYTx @UniversitySA

RT @MHResearchUniSA: By the end of 2024 an estimated 130 million people to be uprooted from their homes or stateless. Many will be women an…

By the end of 2024 an estimated 130 million people to be uprooted from their homes or stateless. Many will be women and children in search of legal and #mentalhealth support and assistance. Here we explain the key enablers for psychological wellbeing. …

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