Critically Evaluate Psychological Distress in Asylum Seeker Minors
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Literature Review
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This literature review critically evaluates the psychological distress and mental healthcare needs of unaccompanied asylum seeker and refugee minors (UASRM). It explores factors contributing to psychological distress, including traumatic experiences, cultural differences, and challenges related to healthcare access and language barriers. The review highlights the challenges faced by mental health services (CAMHS) in providing quality care, such as resource limitations, communication difficulties, and the need for culturally sensitive approaches. Recommendations for improving mental health services include implementing evidence-based practices, providing trauma-informed care, and training service providers in intercultural nursing. The review also examines the association between psychological distress and adaptation strategies employed by UASRM, emphasizing the need for early identification and intervention to mitigate long-term psychological impacts. The review concludes by underscoring the importance of addressing the unique needs of UASRM to promote their well-being and successful integration into new environments.
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