The consequences of language barriers are some of the most fundamental challenges
refugees and asylum seekers face, undermining both the accessibility of mental health …

Background: Interpreters often play a crucial role in the health care of refugees. Although
interpreters working with refugees are regularly confronted with emotionally stressful …

Cross-cultural training (CCT) is important for facilitating more effective interaction in a foreign
country, yet theoretical development around CCT rarely captures modern-day migration …

Background Migrants and refugees may not access mental health services due to linguistic
and cultural discordance between them and health and social care professionals (HSCPs) …

Qualitative research methodologies can be used to generate insights and evidence around
core issues relating to policy and practice in psychotherapy and behavior change. A major …

Filmmaking is a visual method that provides a unique opportunity for generating knowledge,
but few studies have applied filmmaking in public health research. In this article, we …

Cancer genetic counseling (CGC) combines psychosocial counseling and genetic
education provided by genetic counselors to patients and families who have a history of …

The support of professional interpreters is an essential component of adequate mental
health care for migrants with limited language proficiency. Nevertheless, for varied reasons …

Background Interpreters in the care of refugees work in various different settings. Qualitative
studies suggest that interpreters are confronted with a variety of demands depending on the …

T| his chapter reviews issues for participants in the legal/forensic process who do not speak
the dominant language of English. Taking it as axiomatic that everyone is entitled to a fair …