Psychotherapy with Severely Traumatized Refugees
American Journal of PsychotherapyPublished 1 January 1987
J. David Kinzie, Jenelle Fleck
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Based upon observations of chronic posttraumatic stress disorder in refugees of many countries, the authors suggest treatment approaches forverely traumatized refugees.
Abstract
Severely traumatized refugees often have a complicated and chronic clinical course involving a posttraumatic stress disorder. The diagnosis and therapy of such patients faces many problems. Based upon observations of chronic posttraumatic stress disorder in refugees of many countries, the authors suggest treatment approaches.
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Psychology