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Resumenes en Español (Summaries in Spanish) Intervention 2003, Volume 1, Number 3, Page 70 – 72 Read more
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Souza, R. and Sloot, M. (2003). Folk theatre improves psychosocial work in Kashmir. Intervention, 1(3), 57-61. This article shows how a psychosocial project initiated by a Western, medical humanitarian organisation can connect with non-Western local traditions. In this case,... Read more
Sliep, Y., & Meyer-Weitz, A. (2003). Strengthening social fabric through narrative theatre. Intervention, 1(3), 45-56. In this paper, Narrative Theatre is described as a means of strengthening the social fabric in dislocated communities. In the first part, we describe... Read more
Ispanovic-Radojkovic, V. (2003). Youth clubs: Psychosocial intervention with young refugees. Intervention, 1(3), 38-44. The war in former Yugoslavia (1991-95) exposed hundreds of thousands of children and adolescents to very intensive, often multiple traumatic experiences, followed by a chain of... Read more
Chattopadhyay, G. P. (2003). Working towards overcoming psychological consequences of oppression: An example from India. Intervention, 1(3), 28-37. This article focuses on the psychological consequences of oppression in the form of caste-based discrimination in India. These psychological consequences are... Read more
Holmgren, H., Søndergaard, H., & Elklit, A. (2003). Stress and coping in traumatised interpreters: A pilot study of refugee interpreters working for a humanitarian organisation. Intervention,1(3), 22-28. Twelve Kosovo-Albanian interpreters at the Danish Red Cross (DRC) asylum reception centre... Read more
Baker, A.M. and Kanan, H.M. (2003). Psychological Impact of Military Violence on Children as a Function of Distance from Traumatic Event: the Palestine case. Intervention, 1(3), 13-21. The psychological well-being of 114 Palestinian children aged 5-16 was assessed with... Read more
