Mental health of refugees

Eisenbruch, M. (1988) The Mental Health of Refugee Children and their Cultural Development. /ntcrnutionaZ Migration Review 22 282-300. 

Westermeyer, J., and Wahmanholm, K. (1996) Refugee Children. Pp 75-103 in R. J. Apfel and B. Simon (eds.). Minefields in their Hearts The Mental Health of Children in War and Communal Violence. New Haven Yale University Press. 

For the majority, the reality of forced migration perseveres within their memories and remains greatly complex both in its content and in terms of their political personal response to it (Braito 1988 Bowling 1990). In old age, injuries and their side-effects may resurface and also take the form of various mental health conditions such as depression, (p. 415) anxiety, neurosis, or paranoia (dubbed the Polish disease ) (Bram 1983). As noted by Braito with reference to refugees from Eastern and Central Europe after the wan... 

Ager, A (1993) Mental Health Issues in Refugee Populations A Review. Boston Harvard Centre for the Study of Culture and Medicine. 

Guamaccia, P. J., Lopez, S. (1998). The mental health and adjustment of immigrant and refugee children. Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 7(3), 537-553. 

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