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Aram Hasan

Aram Hasan

Centrum45/ CoTeam, NetherLands

Title: Culturally oriented approach of in a treatment of traumatized refugees

Biography

Biography: Aram Hasan

Abstract

Treatment is not simple to put the diagnostics and treatment into the right context, diagnostically there seems to be more frequent over- or under-reporting of complaints culturally oriented psycho education over PTSD and in the context of traumatization is very important in order to be more receptive to the treatment and to be able to rational relationships and look contacts with others, in conjunction with the influence of the traumatization. Trauma focus therapy using culturally oriented approach, drawing and letter writing and patient support has helped to discuss grief, anger and subsequent incorporation. The 3 most important things are, the way to approach the people, orientation and generate their full motivation. If they don’t understand what they can get then they are not motivated, they will avoid contact, they are not going to make contact. This is understandable. When we look at confidence, the clients need to really accept what you tell them to understand about their feelings. If they believe you care and listen to them they will better understand you and be more motivated to be treated. That is why we focus on the education of these patients regarding psychological aspects with colleagues from centrum 45 and CoTeam has developed a new method for simple screening and diagnoses and instructions to start with treatment, called Intervention toolbox for PTSD. Psychoeducation first, if they understand, believe and trust you, then they become more motivated to be treated. Refugees have often experienced traumatic events. Some of them might develop a PTSD and will need specialized mental health care. As loss of former status, their family, friends as well as feelings of disappointment and rejection, might lead to a low self-esteem and faith in the future.