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Research Papers

Follow the links below to read research papers from STARTTS' staff on a range of refugee related issues.

Towards a systemic approach for the treatment and rehabilitation of torture and trauma survivors in exile: The experience of STARTTS in Australia
Jorge Aroche and Mariano Coello

The integration of Neurofeedback in thereauptic work with a torture survivor
Mirjana Askovic

Neurofeedback training and child refugee trauma interventions in a primary school setting: A pilot study
Mirjana Askovic

Documentation and evaluation of service provision at Singleton Safe Haven
Jasmina Bajraktarevic-Hayward

Participation of refugee communities in STARTTS' service planning, implementation and evaluation
Jasmina Bajraktarevic-Hayward

Social work with refugee survivors of torture and trauma
Robin Bowles

 Barriers to work for refugee women
Cherie Lamb

Talking about health: Innovations in health communications
Cherie Lamb

'What future?' A profile of refugees in the labour market
Cherie Lamb

Behaviour therapy
Nooria Mehraby

The concept of self in different cultures
Nooria Mehraby

Initial assessment of a refugee child: Coping with loss
Nooria Mehraby

Psychotherapy with Islamic clients facing grief and loss
Nooria Mehraby

Suicide: Its pathway, perception and prevention amongst Muslims
Nooria Mehraby

Therapy with refugee children
Nooria Mehraby

Unaccompanied child refugees: A group experience
Nooria Mehraby

Working with refugee torture and trauma survivors from Afghanistan in Australia
Nooria Mehraby

Refugee women, sexual assault, and communities
Julie Savage and Rise Becker
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