Reimagining Health and Mental Health Systems for Social Inclusion in Migration: Insights from Rwanda and Sub-Saharan Africa

Joseph Kalisa

University of Rwanda, Rwanda and Geruka Healing Centre

Forced Migration: What Counselling Psychologists Might Contribute to Both Theory and Practice.

Chair(s): Raisa Kumaga (NHS, United Kingdom)

Presentations of the Symposium

Medical Legal Reports for Immigration and Asylum Cases: The Ethics of Psychologising Forced Migrants

Claire Marshall
University of East London

The Potential Psychological Effects of Forced Displacement on Wellbeing and Mental Health for Individuals, Families, and Communities

Rachel Tribe
University of East London

Exploring Emotional Responses and Self-Concealment: The Psychological Experience of Second-Generation Somalis with a Parental Forced Migration Background from the 1990s Civil War”

Raisa Kumaga
University of East London

New Arrival? A Systematic Review of Refugee's Psychological & Sociocultural Adaptation

Ling Ling Tai¹, Kinga Bierwiaczonek², Rita Guerra¹

1: Iscte - University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal; 2: The Leibniz Institute for Psychology, Germany

Psychosocial Impact of Exodus on Kashmiri Pandits: A Thematic Analysis

Chirmi Acharya¹, Hiteshi Rangroo², Suveer Gaur³

1: Manipal University Jaipur, India; 2: University of Birmingham; 3: ASM Law Chambers

The Effect of Proactive Coping Mechanisms and Resilience on the Psychological Well-being of Migrant Retiring Population in India A Quantitative Study.

Nithya Sriram¹, Sai Sudha Saini², Dr.Chinu Agrawal³, Shiva Kumar Vanguru⁴

1: SAM Global University, India; 2: SAM Global University, India; 3: SAM Global University, India; 4: Feeling Minds

Feminist Transnational Considerations for Therapy and Training with Migrant Clients

Natalie Porter

Alliant International University, United States of America

Engaged Scholarship, Epistemic Justice and Societal Change

Halleh Ghorashi

VU, Netherlands, The

Crossing Borders, Confronting Bias – Researching Culturally Competent Care for Minorities and Marginalized Groups Through the Eyes of Early Career Students

Chair(s): Hanlie Van Wyk (University of South Africa)

Presenter(s): Juan A Nel (University of South Africa), Petra Kotlárová (University of South Bohemia), Gašper Kosič (University of Maribor), Defne Duzenli (University of Padova), Reza Hakimazar (University of Hamburg), Sila Soysal (Università degli Studi di Padova), Catarina Lli (Universidade Europeia), Hanna Mueller-Tyl (University of Oslo)

We Are All Migrants: Continuing Effects of Migration on Later Generations.

Chair(s): Polli Hagenaars (C5, Netherlands, The)

Presentations of the Symposium

Migration, Coming In And Within; Burdens And Opportunities, A View From Lebanon.

Aimee Karam
St. Georges University, Faculty of Medicine, Beirut,

How We Treat The Worst Off Amongst Us, Says More About US Than THEM

Saths Cooper
Pan-African Psychology Union President, South-Africa

The Right To Independent Living And Migration

Philip E. Veerman
Youth Intervention Center, Child Rights Focus, The Hague, Netherlands