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Brief individual psychological therapies for trauma-related distress in adult refugees and asylum seekers: A systematic review
Background: Globally, 123.2 million people are forcibly displaced, having often faced violence, persecution, or instability. These populations show noticeably higher rates of PTSD and other mental health issues than host communities. Although clinical guidelines recommend trauma-focused ther
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