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Mental health is a universal concern

It impacts everyone in the world, regardless of geographic location, culture, and socioeconomic background. Refugees and immigrants face unique challenges that may increase the risk of developing mental health concerns, yet culturally-responsive and accessible services remain limited.

We direct refugee and immigrant communities and service providers towards accessible and quality mental health and counseling services.

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Training Highlights

Understanding Refugee & Immigrant Trauma: Recognizing the Impact of Displacement, War, & Migration on Mental Health

RIMHCO | Virtual Training | August 15th, 2025 (1 hour)
This training explores the unique mental health experiences of refugee and immigrant communities through the lens of trauma, resilience, and culturally responsive care. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of how experiences such as war, forced migration, family separation, and cultural adjustment affect emotional and psychological well-being.

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Understanding How an Immigrant Family Navigates Trauma

NCTSN | Webinar (90 minutes), Free CEUs
Understanding the intersection of complex trauma, development, and culture creates a foundation for effective case planning, treatment, and intervention. This therapeutic session shares strategies for identifying the developmental and cultural needs of an immigrant client, and recognizing facilitators and barriers for healing from complex trauma.

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Working with Interpreters in a Mental Health Setting

Nationalities Services Center | Webinar (1 hour)

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Understanding Psychosocial Support Groups: Three Successful Models

Switchboard | Webinar (1 hour 15 mins)
During this webinar, you will hear from experienced group facilitators and explore three different models of psychosocial support groups—looking at the challenges and successes of each.

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