Treatment may be complemented by consultations with an affiliated physician or psychiatrist, if necessary. Interpreters participate in treatment as mediators of culture and language. Adults are offered individual counselling and therapy, but couples and family therapy may be included. Physiotherapy is offered to individuals. Children may participate in play therapy and tests, and their parents are offered counselling.
All treatment is on an out-patient basis and takes place at the centre.
Social or therapeutic groups may be formed according to need. Approximately 90-100 persons are treated each year. Training Training is offered to individuals, groups, and institutions through teaching, supervision, lectures for professionals on topics related to traumatized refugees, and psychosocial work with this group. The library is open to the public via the public library services. Staff Current staff comprises five psychologists, two psychotherapists, two physiotherapists, two social workers, four secretaries, one accountant, two directors, interpreters, one physician, one psychiatrist, and volunteers.