Addressing Occupational Deprivation in Refugees: A Scoping Review

Published in the Journal of Refugee and Global Health (2018)

This study examines the occupational deprivation of refugee populations and mapped interventions that refugees who face this global problem can use, such as community-based rehabilitation, familiar activities from native countries, projective techniques that encourage positive emotional expression, mastery of practical skills that allow for navigation in a new environment, and activities that promote social competence, inclusion, and participation.

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