Groupwork with Refugees and Survivors of Human Rights Abuses

The Power of Togetherness

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Produktbeschreibung

Groupwork with Refugees and Survivors of Human Rights Abuses describes, explores and promotes the power of groupwork for refugees and survivors of human rights abuses in a range of contexts.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
• Seitenzahl: 242
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. September 2022
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 230mm x 151mm x 15mm
• Gewicht: 408g
• ISBN-13: 9781032043883
• ISBN-10: 1032043881
• Artikelnr.: 64102611

Autorenporträt

Jude Boyles is a psychological therapist who specialises in working with refugees and survivors of human rights abuses. Jude established and manages a therapy service for UN resettled refugees for the Refugee Council. Robin Ewart-Biggs is a systemic family therapist who works with survivors of human rights abuses with a focus on groupwork. He runs a charity for young people with cancer. Rebecca Horn is an independent psychosocial specialist and senior research fellow at the Institute for Global Health and Development, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh. Kirsten Lamb worked as a clinical psychologist in NHS mental health services from 1981 to 2018. Kirsten works with refugee charities on a freelance basis.

Inhaltsangabe

Foreword. Boris Dro¿ek; Introduction. The Editors; 1. Group and Community
Approaches: A response to the barriers of institutional racism in the UK
asylum system. Robin Ewart-Biggs; SECTION 1 - Building communities; 2. Tree
of Life Zimbabwe: Community-Based Trauma Healing. Lynn Walker, Eugenia
Mpande, Susan Wyatt; 3. Listen to Our Voices: Women Asylum Seekers Together
(WAST); 4. "We all together carry the suffering now": Community supports
after enforced disappearances in Perú. Miryam Rivera-Holguín, Victoria
Cavero, Jozef Corveleyn, Lucia De Haene; 5. What is the use of talking when
I can't feed my children? TPO Uganda's integrated approach to supporting
refugees. Grace Obalim, Caleb Tukahiirwa, Letitia Biira Birungi, Elias
Manirakiza; 6. Home Away from Home: Healing among Congolese refugees in
Rwanda through community-based sociotherapy. Theophile Sewimfura, Emmanuel
Sarabwe, Annemiek Richters; 7. Women and Girls Safe Spaces: The power of
feminist social groupwork in humanitarian settings, Melanie Megevand, Micah
Williams, Laura Marchesini; 8. A Therapeutic Community for Survivors of
Torture and Human Rights Abuses. Room to Heal; 9. The Use of Groupes de
Parole as a Medium for Change in the Tunisian Penal System: Confronting
institutional violence in a context of democratic transition. Mark Fish,
Rim Ben Ismail; 10. Author Discussion: Building Communities; SECTION 2 -
'Body and Soul'; 11. Adversity, Therapeutic Witnessing and the Arts. Enda
Moclair; 12. A Move Towards Groupwork: Addressing Complex PTSD in Survivors
of Torture through Trauma-Sensitive Yoga and LGBTQ Peer Support Groups.
Aisling Hearns; 13. Homelands and New Lands: Artmaking with refugee
survivors of human rights abuses. Amanda Bingley, Emma Rose, Macarena
Rioseco; 14. The Art of Healing in a Transitory Context: Groupwork with
people seeking asylum in asylum centres in Kosovo. Ardiana Bytyçi, Malisa
Zymberi, Besnik Rustemi, Ejona Miraka Icka, Feride Rushiti; 15. Stone
Flowers: A Music Group with Refugee Survivors of Torture. Christine Adcock,
Jude Boyles, Lis Murphy, Emmanuela Yogolelo; 16. Seeds of Hope. Mary
Raphaely, Martha Orbach; 17. Football Therapy Groups for Survivors of
Torture. Terry Hanley; 18. Author Discussion: Body and Soul; SECTION 3 -
Together through Talk; 19. Healing through Connecting: The life of a
Tamil-English therapy group for male survivors of torture. Kirsten Lamb;
20. Connecting Hearts and Minds: A faith-sensitive psychosocial group
model. Weihui Wang; 21. Sew to Speak: Common Threads Project Psychotherapy
Circles. Rachel Cohen; 22. Voicing the Unspoken. Support our Sisters: A
model of groupwork for women affected by female genital mutilation. Peggy
Mulongo; 23. Author Discussion: Together through Talk