Most of the clients are refugees and migrants, many of whom suffer from severe traumatization. When deemed necessary, clients are sent to a medical check-up to make sure that their symptoms are not a sign of physical illness. We prefer to work in group sessions, especially in refugee shelters, as it is the best way in which we can fully use our capacities, as it seems to be a culturally accepted and adequate way to deal with post-traumatic psychological difficulties. Children receive support in therapeutic group work, during which painting, role-playing, and music are used as tools.
Psychosocial care involves a long-term concept planned on a regular basis.
Planning and supervision are carried out within a psychotherapeutic framework. Referrals are made to institutions and organizations in which women and their families can find help. A variety of creative workshops are held in order to reach more, interested women. The students are offered an introductory seminar and regular supervision as support. This is accompanied by activities such as the setting up of a repair workshop, dancing classes, karate lessons, and volleyball training.