The refugees seen are primarily those with residency visas, although asylum seekers are also accepted for crisis intervention and short-term assessment.
Treatment also includes child therapy as well as crisis and psychosocial counselling.
Individual treatment plans are developed for the individual or family. In 1999, there were 2,350 visits to the centre. As these statistics only register one family member, the total number of patients treated is significantly higher. Training Continuous training of staff takes place as team case supervision and individual case supervision. In addition to working on these projects, centre staff participate in municipal, national, and international seminars.