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Aarts, P.	Vol 1 - No. 3	pp.	062-063	Book and Article Reviews: Mollica, R.F., Xingjia Cui, M.A.R., et.al "Science-based Policy for Psychosocial Interventions in Refugee Camps; A Cambodian example" (Journal of Nervous and Mental Disorders Vol.190#3, 2002):
Aarts, P.	Vol 1 - No. 3	pp.	062-063	Book and Article Reviews: Joffe, C., Brodaty, H et. al. "The Sydney Holocaust Study: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and other psychosocial morbidity in aged community sample (Journal of Traumatic Stressg)
Aarts, P.	Vol 2 - No. 3	pp.	231-234	Book and Article Reviews: Eisenbruch, M., de Jong, V.T.V.M., and van der Put,  W.: "Bringing Order Out of Chaos"
Aarts, P.	Vol 3 - No. 1	pp.	070-073	Book Review: Wilson, J.P. and Brozdek, B.(eds): "Broken Spirits: The treatment of traumatized asylum seekers, refugees and torture victims" (Brunner-Routledge, NY) - reviewed by Petra Aarts
Abramowitz, S.	Vol 6 - No. 3		219-227	Humanitarian intervention and cultural translation: a review of the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Ager, A.	Vol 2 - No. 2	pp.	152-155	Book and Article Reviews: de Jong, J.(ed): "Trauma, War and Violence: Public Mental Health in Socio-Cultural Context" (Plenum, NY) - reviewed by Prof. Alastair  Ager;
Ager, A.	Vol 6 - No. 3		261-264	Consensus and professional practice in psychosocial intervention: political achievement, core knowledge base & prompt for further enquiry
Ager, A.	Vol 4 - No. 1	pp.	029-031	A response to Williamson and Robinson: Integrating psychosocial issues in humanitarian and development assistance.
Ager, A.,	Vol 7 - No. 1		(003-016)	Developing culturally relevant indicators of reintegration for girls formerly associated with armed groups in Sierra Leone using a participative ranking methodology.
Ager, A.	Vol 1 - No. 3	pp.	002-012	Psychological Interventions: some key issues facing practitioners
Ager, A.	Vol 5 - No. 2	pp.	124-129	The use of consensus methodology in determining key research and practice: development questions in the field of intervention with children associated with fighting forces
Ager, W.	Vol 6 - No. 1	pp.	004-011	Issues arising in the development of UNICEF guidance on the evaluation of psychosocial programmes in emergencies
Ajdukovic, D.	Vol 6 - No. 1	pp.	029-038	Development of evaluation indicators in psychosocial projects: balance between a creative challenge and research rigor.
Ajdukovic, D.	Vol 6 - No. 1	pp.	012-021	Recommendations on evaluating community-based psychosocial programmes
Akello, G.	Vol 4 - No. 3	pp.	229-243	Reintegration of former child soldiers in northern Uganda: coming to terms with children's agency and accountability
Al Obaidi, S.	Vol 7 - No. 2		145-151	Field Report Iraqi refugees in Egypt: an exploration of their mental health and psychosocial status
Al-Obaidi, A.,	Vol 8 - No.1		040-051	Child and adolescent mental health in Iraq: current situation and scope for promotion of child and adolescent mental health policy
Alumai, F.	Vol 6 - No. 3		298-303	Training of trainers on mental health and psychosocial support in emergencies, Africa
Amone-P'Olak, K.	Vol 3 - No. 1	pp.	033-045	Psychological Impact of War and Sexual Abuse on Adolescent Girls in Northern Uganda
Anaya, L.	Vol 5 - No. 3	pp.	179-190	Individual demobilization and reintegration process in Columbia; implementation, challenges and former combatants' perspectives.
Aparcana, J.L.,	Vol 6 - No. 3		275-283	Community mobilization after an earthquake in Peru: Case study of the use of the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Armstrong, M.	Vol 5 - No. 1	pp.	041-060	Participatory tools for evaluating psychosocial work with children in areas of armed conflict: a pilot in eastern Sri Lanka.
Aroche, J.	Vol 3 - No. 1	pp.	046-050	PTSD, Depression and Acculturation
Atallah, S.	Vol 7 - No. 2		145-151	Field Report Iraqi refugees in Egypt: an exploration of their mental health and psychosocial status
Attree, L.	Vol 4 - No. 3	pp.	219-228	The reintegration of teenage girls and women
Aziz, S.	Vol 7 - No.3		265-280	A mixed methods ¢eld based assessment to design a mental health intervention after the 2005 earthquake in Mansehra, North-West Frontier Province, Pakistan
Baingana, F.	Vol 6 - No. 3		236-238	A public mental health perspective: the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Baingana, F.	Vol 6 - No. 2		167-173	Mental health and psychosocial interventions and their role in poverty alleviation. Proceedings of a conference
Baker, A.M.	Vol 1 - No. 3	pp.	013-021	Psychological Impact of Military Violence on Children as a Function of Distance from Traumatic Event: the Palestine case
Bala, J.	Vol 2 - No. 1	pp.	033-042	Managing Uncertainty: Coping styles of refugees in western countries
Bandeira, M.	Vol 7 - No. 1		061-066	Field Report Ex-combatants in South Africa: How to address their needs
Bar-On, D.	Vol 3 - No. 3	pp.	180-191	Empirical Criteria for Reconciliation in Practice
Baron, N.	Vol 4 - No. 2	pp.	109-126	The 'TOT': a global approach to training trainers for psychosocial and mental health interventions in countries affected by war, violence and natural disaster.
Bass, J.	Vol 7 - No.3		(181-186)	Combining qualitative and quantitative research methods to support psychosocial and mental health programmes in complex emergencies
Bateman,  C.	Vol 2 - No. 2	pp.	084-089	Psychiatric Disorders in an African Refugee Camp
Bazan, M.,	Vol 6 - No. 3		275-283	Community mobilization after an earthquake in Peru: Case study of the use of the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Becker, D.	Vol 3 - No. 3	pp.	167-179	Reconciliation - The Wrong Track to Peace?
Belo, N.	Vol 2 - No. 1	pp.	129-142	Problems of Ethiopian Ex-Combatants
Benedek, D.	Vol 6 - No. 3		243-247	Applicability in highly industrialized resource-rich communities: the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Beneduce, R.	Vol 4 - No. 1	pp.	032-046	Violence with a purpose: exploring the functions and meaning of violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Berger, D.E.	Vol 7 - No.3		187-203	Daily stressors in the lives of Sri Lankan youth: a mixed method approach to assessment in a context of war and natural disaster
Berliner, P.	Vol 4 - No. 1	pp.	067-073	What can be learned from 'crazy' psychologists? A community approach to psychological support in post-conflict Guatemala
Betancourt, T.S.	Vol 6 - No. 1	pp.	039-056	Building an evidence base on mental health interventions for children affected by armed conflict
Bolton, P.	Vol 7 - No.3		(181-186)	Combining qualitative and quantitative research methods to support psychosocial and mental health programmes in complex emergencies
Boniface, D.,	Vol 7 - No. 2		138-144	Field Report Developing mental health and psycholsocial support intervention in an extremely resource poor context: a case example from Southern Sudan
Boothby, N.	Vol 4 - No. 3	pp.	244-259	What happens when child soldiers grow up? The Mozambique case study.
Boothby, N.	Vol 7 - No. 1		(003-016)	Developing culturally relevant indicators of reintegration for girls formerly associated with armed groups in Sierra Leone using a participative ranking methodology.
Boothby, N	Vol 5 - No. 2	pp.	124-129	The use of consensus methodology in determining key research and practice: development questions in the field of intervention with children associated with fighting forces
Boris Budosan, B.	Vol 7 - No.3		265-280	A mixed methods ¢eld based assessment to design a mental health intervention after the 2005 earthquake in Mansehra, North-West Frontier Province, Pakistan
Boyden. J,	Vol 5 - No. 1	pp.	041-060	Participatory tools for evaluating psychosocial work with children in areas of armed conflict: a pilot in eastern Sri Lanka.
Bragin, M.	Vol 5 - No. 2	pp.	097-108	Mathematics, psychosocial work and human rights: a unique partnership between technical consultants and community organizers in India
Bragin, M.	Vol 3 - No. 1	pp.	003-024	The Community Participatory Evaluation Tool for Psychosocial Programs; a guide to implementation
Bragin, M.	Vol 3 - No. 2	pp.	152	Letters to the editor:  "Psychosocial Work In The Aftermath of the Tsunami" - from Martha Bragin.
Bro, F.	Vol 8 - No.1		014-028	Tortured exiles on the streets: a research agenda and methodological challenge
Budosan, B.	Vol 8 - No.1		040-051	Child and adolescent mental health in Iraq: current situation and scope for promotion of child and adolescent mental health policy
Buffoni, L.	Vol 6 - No. 3		307-310	UNHCR's potential and its challenges to implement the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings in refugee settings in the Ethiopian Context
Byaruhanga, E.	Vol 6 - No. 2		117-131	Pioneering work in mental health outreaches in rural, southwestern Uganda
Cantor-Graae, E.	Vol 6 - No. 2		117-131	Pioneering work in mental health outreaches in rural, southwestern Uganda
Cardozo, B.L.	Vol 6 - No. 3		252-254	Guidelines need a more evidence-based approach: a commentary on the IASC Guidelines for Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Caron, C.M.	Vol 5 - No. 1	pp.	067-068	Hammond, L.C.: "This Place Will Become Home: Refugee Repatriation to Ethiopa (2004)" (Ithaca and London:Cornell Univ. Press)- reviewed by Cynthia M. Caron
Castilla, J.	Vol 6 - No. 3		284-290	A case study in Colombia: implementation of the IASC guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Catanzaro,R.	Vol 2 - No. 2	pp.	084-089	Psychiatric Disorders in an African Refugee Camp
Chattopadhyay, G.P.	Vol 1 - No. 3	pp.	028-037	Working Towards Overcoming Psychological Consequences of Oppression: an example from India
Coello, M.	Vol 3 - No. 1	pp.	046-050	PTSD, Depression and Acculturation
Cornielje, H.	Vol 8 - No.1		029-039	Including disabled children in psychosocial programmes in areas a¡ected by armed con£ict
Czarnocha, B.	Vol 5 - No. 2	pp.	097-108	Mathematics, psychosocial work and human rights: a unique partnership between technical consultants and community organizers in India
Dash, S. & Christensen, L.	Vol 6 - No. 3		323-326	Recent experiences and future challenges with implementation in South Asia: the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
de Berry, J.	Vol 2 - No. 2	pp.	143-151	Community Psychosocial Support in Afghanistan
de Beus, J.	Vol 5 - No. 1	pp.	018-026	Appraisal of psychosocial interventions in Liberia.
de Graaff, D.,	Vol 6 - No. 1	pp.	069-072	Reactions to local feedback: A reaction to Mikuš Kos
de Gryse, B.	Vol 5 - No. 2	pp.	130-143	Medecins Sans Frontieres: mental health care in post-tsunami Aceh Province, a field report
de Jong, K,.	Vol 6 - No. 3		334-337	Humanitarian issues beyond the technical tools: the United Nations Humanitarian Reforms and the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
de Jong, K.	Vol 1 - No. 2	pp.	057-067	Evaluation of Mental Health Services in War: a case register in Bosnia-Herzegovina
de Jong, K.,	Vol 1 No. 1	pp.	014-032	Mental Health Programs in Areas of Armed Conflict: The Médecins Sans Frontières Counselling Centres in Bosnia-Hercegovina
de Jong, K.	Vol 2 - No. 2	pp.	118-128	Clinical Supervision for Counsellors in Areas of Armed Conflict
de Jonge, K.	Vol 3 - No. 3	pp.	203-221	Reconciliation in the Aftermath of Violent Conflict in Uganda
de Prewitt, A.	Vol 6 - No. 3		327-333	Words to action: pictorial contextualization of the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
de Winter, M.	Vol 5 - No. 1	pp.	061-066	Field Report: Improving the quality of psychosocial support for children and adolescents in the Darfur refugee camps.
de Jager, A.	Vol 6 - No. 1	pp.	069-072	Reactions to local feedback: A reaction to Mikuš Kos
de Jong, J.P.	Vol 2 - No. 3	pp.	181-192	A Protocol for Psychological Intervention in Refugee Crisis: early experience in Rwandan Refugee Camps
de Jong, J.T.V.M.	Vol 3 - No. 2	pp.	122-128	Investigating the Tibetan Healing System: a psychological needs assessment of Tibetan refugees in Nepal
Dekker, C.	Vol 3 - No. 3	pp.	203-221	Reconciliation in the Aftermath of Violent Conflict in Uganda
Dekker, C.	Vol 6 - No. 2		100-116	Community based sociotherapy in Byumba, Rwanda
Dias-Lambranca, B.	Vol 4 - No. 2	pp.	147-160	The social world of dreams and nightmares ina post-conflict setting: the case of Gorongosa in central Mozambique.
Diekmann Schoemaker, M.	Vol 1 - No. 2	pp.	036-039	An Extra Language in Counselling and Training
Dijkman, L.	Vol 7 - No. 2		138-144	Field Report Developing mental health and psycholsocial support intervention in an extremely resource poor context: a case example from Southern Sudan
Dominguez, M.	Vol 4 - No. 1	pp.	067-073	What can be learned from 'crazy' psychologists? A community approach to psychological support in post-conflict Guatemala
Echeverri, C.	Vol 6 - No. 3		284-290	A case study in Colombia: implementation of the IASC guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Eiroa-Orosa, F.	Vol 8 - No.1		003-014)	Psychosocial research and action with survivors of political violence in Latin America: methodological considerations and implications for practice
Ekblad, S.	Vol 2 - No. 2	pp.	084-089	Psychiatric Disorders in an African Refugee Camp
Elbert,  T.	Vol 2 - No. 2	pp.	090-107	The Navikale Camp Mental Health Project: building competency for psychological assistance to tramatised refugees
Elbert, T.	Vol 2 - No. 1	pp.	018-032	Narrative Exposure Therapy in Children: a case study
Elklit, A.	Vol 1 - No. 3	pp.	022-027	Stress and Coping in Traumatised Interpreters: a pilot study of refugee interpreters working for a humanitarian organisation
Erni, T.	Vol 6 - No. 1	pp.	073-074	Reactions to local feedback: Psychosocial programmes and evaluations
Ertl, V.	Vol 2 - No. 1	pp.	018-032	Narrative Exposure Therapy in Children: a case study
Ertl, V.	Vol 2 - No. 2	pp.	090-107	The Navikale Camp Mental Health Project: building competency for psychological assistance to tramatised refugees
Euwema, M.	Vol 5 - No. 2	pp.	159-162	Letters to the editor; Integrating psychosocial issues in humanitarian and development assistance: a response to Williamson & Robinson (Intervention Vol 4, No 3)
Euwema, M.	Vol 8 - No.1		029-039	Including disabled children in psychosocial programmes in areas a¡ected by armed con£ict
Euwema, M.	Vol 3 - No. 2	pp.	112-121	Trees Coloured Pink. The use of creativity as a means of psychological support for children in Kosovo; an ongoing learning process.
Eyher, C.	Vol 7 - No. 1		017-033	Resiliency of children in child-headed households in Rwanda: implications for community-based psychosocial interventions
Feldman, M.	Vol 6 - No. 1	pp.	012-021	Recommendations on evaluating community-based psychosocial programmes
Fernando, G.	Vol 6 - No. 3		255-260	Epidemiological assessment in emergency settings: recommendations for enhancing a potentially useful tool
Fernando, G.A.	Vol 7 - No.3		187-203	Daily stressors in the lives of Sri Lankan youth: a mixed method approach to assessment in a context of war and natural disaster
Fernando,  G.A.	Vol 2 - No. 2	pp.	108-117	Working with Survivors of War in Non-western Cultures: the role of the clinical psychologist
Foa. E.B.	Vol 7 - No.3		204-222	Distress, wellbeing and war: qualitative analyses of civilian interviews from north eastern Sri Lanka
Fries, E.	Vol 1 - No. 2	pp.	040-046	Steps Towards Empowerment for Community Healing
Furnari, E.	Vol 4 - No. 3	pp.	260-268	Field Report The Non-violent Peaceforce in Sri Lanka: methods and impact (Sept 2003-Jan 2006)
Galappatti, A	Vol 1 - No. 2	pp.	003-017	What is Psychological Intervention? Mapping the field in Sri Lanka
Galappatti, A.	Vol 3 - No. 1	pp.	065-069	Psychosocial Work in the Aftermath of the Tsunami: Challenges for Service Provision in Batticaloa, Eastern Sri Lanka
Galappatti, A.	Vol 4 - No. 2	pp.	127-146	Integrating a psychosocial perspective into poverty reduction: the case of a resettlement project in northern Sri Lanka.
Galappatti, A.,	Vol 5 - No. 1	pp.	041-060	Participatory tools for evaluating psychosocial work with children in areas of armed conflict: a pilot in eastern Sri Lanka.
Galtung, J.	Vol 3 - No. 3	pp.	222-234	Twelve Creative Ways to Foster Reconciliation
Garcia del Soto, A.	Vol 6 - No. 3		228-231	Psychosocial community approaches and practices in Latin America
Gianella, C.	Vol 6 - No. 3		275-283	Community mobilization after an earthquake in Peru: Case study of the use of the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Gilbert, J.	Vol 7 - No. 1		050-060	Field Report Power and ethics in psychosocial counselling: reflections on the experience of an international NGO providing services for Iraqui refugees in Jordan
Gillham, V.G.	Vol 8 - No.1		064-071	Field reports: The challenges of academic and community partnership under military occupation and the complexity of power relations
Goonasekera, M.A.	Vol 7 - No.3		204-222	Distress, wellbeing and war: qualitative analyses of civilian interviews from north eastern Sri Lanka
Haans, T.	Vol 2 - No. 1	pp.	064-069	Book and Article Reviews: Symposium on Counselling and Armed Conflicts (British Journal of Guidance and Counselling) - reviewed by Tom  Haans
Haans, T.	Vol 2 - No. 2	pp.	152-155	Book and Article Reviews:  Higson-Smith,  C.: "Supporting Communities Affected by Violence: A casebook from South Africa" (Oxfam) - reviewed by Tom  Haans
Haans, T.	Vol 6 - No. 2		140-146	Culturally sensitive supervision by expatriate professionals: basic ingredients
Hafkenscheid, A.	Vol 2 - No. 2	pp.	156-159	Letters to the editor: Some critical notes on Kos and Huzejrovic; "Volunteers as helpers in war-related distress" from Anton Hafkenscheid.
Hamdani, N.	Vol 1 - No. 2	pp.	045-050	Psycho-education Through Radio
Harris, D.A.	Vol 5 - No. 3	pp.	203-231	Pathways to embodied empathy and reconciliation after atrocity: Former boy-soldiers in a dance/movement therapy group in Sierra Leone
Hart, J.,	Vol 5 - No. 1	pp.	041-060	Participatory tools for evaluating psychosocial work with children in areas of armed conflict: a pilot in eastern Sri Lanka.
Heidenreich, V.	Vol 3 - No. 2	pp.	129-134	Music Therapy in War-effected Areas
Higson-Smith, C.	Vol 8 - No.1		014-028	Tortured exiles on the streets: a research agenda and methodological challenge
Hinkel, H.	Vol 5 - No. 2	pp.	109-123	Challenges for a future reintegration programme in Somalia: outcomes of an assessment on drug abuse, psychological distress and preferences for reintegration assistance
Holmgren, H.	Vol 1 - No. 3	pp.	022-027	Stress and Coping in Traumatised Interpreters: a pilot study of refugee interpreters working for a humanitarian organisation
Horn, R.	Vol 7 - No.3		223-238	An evaluation of the Kakuma Emotional Wellbeing Interview (KEWI)
Horn, R.	Vol 7 - No. 2		110-129	Coping with displacement: problems and responses in camps for the internally displaced in Kitgum, Northern Uganda
Horn, R.	Vol 6 - No. 3		291-293	A Jordanian case study: the implementation of the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Horn, R.	Vol 6 - No. 3		294-297	A Kenyan case study: implementation of the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Huzejrovic, V.	Vol 1 - No. 2	pp.	050-056	Volunteers as Helpers in War-related Distress
Igreja, P.	Vol 2 - No. 3	pp.	235-241	Letters to the editor: Some critical notes on Onyut, et al. "The Nakivale Camp Mental Health Project" from Victor Igreja.
Igreja, V.	Vol 4 - No. 2	pp.	147-160	The social world of dreams and nightmares ina post-conflict setting: the case of Gorongosa in central Mozambique.
Ispanovic-Radojkovic, V.	Vol 1 - No. 3	pp.	038-044	Youth Clubs: Psychological Intervention with Young Refugees
Jansveld, E.,	Vol 6 - No. 1	pp.	069-072	Reactions to local feedback: A reaction to Mikuš Kos
Jayawickreme, N.	Vol 7 - No.3		204-222	Distress, wellbeing and war: qualitative analyses of civilian interviews from north eastern Sri Lanka
Jeffery, L.R.	Vol 8 - No.1		040-051	Child and adolescent mental health in Iraq: current situation and scope for promotion of child and adolescent mental health policy
JJayawickreme, E.,	Vol 7 - No.3		204-222	Distress, wellbeing and war: qualitative analyses of civilian interviews from north eastern Sri Lanka
Jonathan, A.	Vol 6 - No. 1	pp.	073-074	Reactions to local feedback: Psychosocial programmes and evaluations
Joosse, P.	Vol 5 - No. 2	pp.	144-149	Sensitization around psychological trauma: the results of a campaign in a district of the Democratic Republic of Congo
Jordans, M.	Vol 7 - No. 2		(092-109)	Child Led Indicators: pilot testing a child participation tool for psychosocial support programmes for former child soldiers in Nepal
Jordans, M.J.D.	Vol 1 - No. 2	pp.	018-035	Training Psychological Counselling in Nepal: content review of a specialised training programme
Jordans, M.	Vol 6 - No. 1	pp.	066-069	Reactions to local feedback: Evidence based pyschosocial practice in political violence affected settings
Jordans, M.J.D.	Vol 2 - No. 3	pp.	171-180	Integration of Psychosocial Counselling in Care Systems in Nepal
Jordans,M.	Vol 8 - No.1		052-063	Introducing the IASC Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Guidelines in Emergencies in Nepal: a process description
Jourdan, L.	Vol 4 - No. 1	pp.	032-046	Violence with a purpose: exploring the functions and meaning of violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Kabakyenga, J.	Vol 6 - No. 2		117-131	Pioneering work in mental health outreaches in rural, southwestern Uganda
Kalksma-Van Lith, B.	Vol 5 - No. 1	pp.	003-017	Psychosocial interventions for children in war-affected areas: the state of the art.
Kamau, M.	Vol 2 - No. 2	pp.	084-089	Psychiatric Disorders in an African Refugee Camp
Kanan, H.M.	Vol 1 - No. 3	pp.	013-021	Psychological Impact of Military Violence on Children as a Function of Distance from Traumatic Event: the Palestine case
Kareem, A.,	Vol 7 - No. 2		145-151	Field Report Iraqi refugees in Egypt: an exploration of their mental health and psychosocial status
Karki, R.,	Vol 7 - No. 2		(092-109)	Child Led Indicators: pilot testing a child participation tool for psychosocial support programmes for former child soldiers in Nepal
Kassam, A.	Vol 4 - No. 1	pp.	058-066	Mental health of Afghan refugees in Pakistan - a qualitative rapid-reconnaissance field-study
Khasim, J.	Vol 7 - No. 2		138-144	Field Report Developing mental health and psycholsocial support intervention in an extremely resource poor context: a case example from Southern Sudan
Kjaerulf, F.	Vol 4 - No. 1	pp.	067-073	What can be learned from 'crazy' psychologists? A community approach to psychological support in post-conflict Guatemala
Kleber, R.J.	Vol 1 No. 1	pp.	014-032	Mental Health Programs in Areas of Armed Conflict: The Médecins Sans Frontières Counselling Centres in Bosnia-Hercegovina
Kleber, R.J.	Vol 1 - No. 2	pp.	057-067	Evaluation of Mental Health Services in War: a case register in Bosnia-Herzegovina
Kleinman, A.	Vol 6 - No. 3		219-227	Humanitarian intervention and cultural translation: a review of the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Kohrt, B.	Vol 7 - No. 2		(092-109)	Child Led Indicators: pilot testing a child participation tool for psychosocial support programmes for former child soldiers in Nepal
Kohrt, B.A.	Vol 7 - No.3		239-264	Vulnerable social groups in postcon£ict settings: a mixed methods policy analysis and epidemiology study of caste and psychologicalmorbidity inNepal
Koops, M.	Vol 3 - No. 1	pp.	057-064	Structure in Word and Image: Combining narrative therapy and art therapy in groups of survivors of war
Kortmann, F.	Vol 2 - No. 1	pp.	043-054	Developing Basic Mental-Health Modules for Health Care Workers in Afghanistan
Kortmann, G.	Vol 6 - No. 1	pp.	079-081	Reactions to local feedback: From being assessed to self assessment. A brief comment from an external evaluator and former field worker
Kos, A.M.	Vol 1 - No. 2	pp.	050-056	Volunteers as Helpers in War-related Distress
Kos, A.M.	Vol 5 - No. 2	pp.	150-158	Psychosocial support for children, families and teachers in Iraq
Kos, A.M.	Vol 6 - No. 1	pp.	012-021	Recommendations on evaluating community-based psychosocial programmes
Kos, A.M.	Vol 6 - No. 1	pp.	057-065	Feedback from local staff: The pitfalls of psychosocial evaluations: a critical perspective from a field worker
Kouyou, W.	Vol 6 - No. 3		307-310	UNHCR's potential and its challenges to implement the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings in refugee settings in the Ethiopian Context
Kramer, S.	Vol 2 - No. 1	pp.	033-042	Managing Uncertainty: Coping styles of refugees in western countries
Krishnakumar, G.	Vol 6 - No. 3		270-274	Coordination of psychosocial activities at the Jaffna District level in Sri Lanka
Kulenovic, S.	Vol 1 - No. 2	pp.	057-067	Evaluation of Mental Health Services in War: a case register in Bosnia-Herzegovina
Kuscu, K.	Vol 3 - No. 2	pp.	135-140	Supervising Psychological Counselling Teams in Kosovo: personal reflections
Lansen,  J.	Vol 2 - No. 2	pp.	118-128	Clinical Supervision for Counsellors in Areas of Armed Conflict
Laumont, B.	Vol 5 - No. 2	pp.	130-143	Medecins Sans Frontieres: mental health care in post-tsunami Aceh Province, a field report
Laumont, B.	Vol 5 - No. 2	pp.	130-143	Medecins Sans Frontieres: mental health care in post-tsunami Aceh Province, a field report
Le Touze, D.	Vol 3 - No. 3	pp.	192-202	Can There Be Healing Without Justice? Lessons from the Commission for Reception, Truth and Reconciliation in East Timor
Leskes, J.,	Vol 5 - No. 1	pp.	018-026	Appraisal of psychosocial interventions in Liberia.
Ley, K.	Vol 4 - No. 1	pp.	047-052	Bread and Roses: Supporting refugeee women in a multicultural group
Lindner, E.G.	Vol 1 No. 1	pp.	048-063	Humiliation and Dignity: Regional conflicts in the Global Village
Loar, L.	Vol 2 - No. 3	pp.	210-220	Making Tangible Gains in Parent-Child Relationships with Traumatized Refugees
Lorschiedter, A.	Vol 7 - No. 2		130-137	Field Report Psychosocial support to vulnerable youth in vocational schools in northern Uganda.
Lorschiedter, A.	Vol 5 - No. 3	pp.	244-249	Community-based volunteers as partners for agencies working with formerly abducted children and youth: Experiences from northern Uganda
Lozano, A.	Vol 6 - No. 3		275-283	Community mobilization after an earthquake in Peru: Case study of the use of the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Mackintosh, K.	Vol 6 - No. 3		334-337	Humanitarian issues beyond the technical tools: the United Nations Humanitarian Reforms and the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Maling, S.	Vol 6 - No. 2		117-131	Pioneering work in mental health outreaches in rural, southwestern Uganda
Mangen, P.O.	Vol 6 - No. 1	pp.	075-079	Reactions to local feedback: Practical alternative approaches to gathering evidence on psychosocial work and assessing the effectiveness of psychosocial interventions
Manicavasagar, V.	Vol 3 - No. 1	pp.	046-050	PTSD, Depression and Acculturation
Martinez, M.A	Vol 8 - No.1		003-014)	Psychosocial research and action with survivors of political violence in Latin America: methodological considerations and implications for practice
Mbazzi, F.B.,	Vol 7 - No. 2		130-137	Field Report Psychosocial support to vulnerable youth in vocational schools in northern Uganda.
McCallin, M.	Vol 6 - No. 2		154-161	Children's needs or children's rights? The Convention on the Rights of the Child as a framework for implementing psychosocial programmes.
McDonald, L.	Vol 6 - No. 3		314-322	The World Bank's work on mental and psychosocial health in the context of conflict affected countries: the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Meintjes, B.	Vol 3 - No. 3	pp.	148-151	Book Review: Bloomfield, D., Barnes, D.T., and Huyse, L.: "Reconciliation After Violent Conflict: a handbook" (www.idea.int)- reviewed by Bernice Meintjes
Melville, A.	Vol 6 - No. 3		338-348	After the guidelines: the challenge of roll-out and implementation
Meyer-Weitz, A.	Vol 3 - No. 2	pp.	097-111	The Evaluation of Narrative Theatre Training: experiences of psychological workers in Burundi
Meyer-Weitz, A.	Vol 1 - No. 3	pp.	045-056	Strengthening Social Fabric Through Narrative Theatre
Miller, K.	Vol 6 - No. 3		255-260	Epidemiological assessment in emergency settings: recommendations for enhancing a potentially useful tool
Miller, K.E.,	Vol 7 - No.3		187-203	Daily stressors in the lives of Sri Lankan youth: a mixed method approach to assessment in a context of war and natural disaster
Mills, C	Vol 6 - No. 3		334-337	Humanitarian issues beyond the technical tools: the United Nations Humanitarian Reforms and the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Mogapi, N.	Vol 2 - No. 3	pp.	221-225	Reintegration of Soldiers: The Missing Piece
Moor, M.	Vol 5 - No. 3	pp.	097-108	A new start, an open end: the reintegration of individual demobilized combatants in Colombia
Mooren, T.	Vol 2 - No. 3	pp.	231-234	Book and Article Reviews: Boyden, J. and de Berry, J.: "Review of Children and Youth on the Front Line: Ethnography, Armed Conflict and Displacement" (Berghan) - reviewed by Trudy Mooren
Mooren, T.T.M.	Vol 1 - No. 2	pp.	057-067	Evaluation of Mental Health Services in War: a case register in Bosnia-Herzegovina
Morris, J.	Vol 4 - No. 1	pp.	026-028	A response to Williamson and Robinson: Integrated programme planning and psychosocial concepts in humanitarian response
Morrissey,  J.	Vol 2 - No. 2	pp.	129-142	Good Practice Issues in Working With Interpreters in Mental Health
Murthy, R.S.	Vol 6 - No. 3		239-242	Mental health and psychosocial support in conflict situations in the Eastern Mediterranean Region: ideals and practice
Mweru, M.	Vol 7 - No. 2		156-157	Book Review 'Principles of Multicultural Counselling and Therapy' Ed. Gielen, U.P., Draguns, J.G. and Fish, J.M.
Nabarro, M.	Vol 3 - No. 2	pp.	112-121	Trees Coloured Pink. The use of creativity as a means of psychological support for children in Kosovo; an ongoing learning process.
Naima Mikkelsen, E.	Vol 4 - No. 1	pp.	067-073	What can be learned from 'crazy' psychologists? A community approach to psychological support in post-conflict Guatemala
Nanji, A.	Vol 4 - No. 1	pp.	058-066	Mental health of Afghan refugees in Pakistan - a qualitative rapid-reconnaissance field-study
Ndayisaba, H.	Vol 6 - No. 3		304-306	Expulsion of Burundian refugees from Tanzania: experiences with the use of the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Neuner, F.	Vol 2 - No. 1	pp.	018-032	Narrative Exposure Therapy in Children: a case study
Neuner, F.	Vol 2 - No. 2	pp.	090-107	The Navikale Camp Mental Health Project: building competency for psychological assistance to tramatised refugees
Nganirano, E.	Vol 7 - No. 2		158-161	Book Review 'Treating Traumatized Children: Risk, Resilience and Recovery' Ed. Brom, D., Pat-Horencyzk, R. and Ford, D.J..
Ntakarutimana, E.	Vol 6 - No. 2		162-166	The challenge of recovering from war trauma in the African great lakes region: an experience from Centre Ubuntu in the Projet Colombe Network
Nyamukeba, N.	Vol 6 - No. 3		304-306	Expulsion of Burundian refugees from Tanzania: experiences with the use of the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Odenwald, M.	Vol 2 - No. 2	pp.	090-107	The Navikale Camp Mental Health Project: building competency for psychological assistance to tramatised refugees
Odenwald, M.	Vol 5 - No. 2	pp.	109-123	Challenges for a future reintegration programme in Somalia: outcomes of an assessment on drug abuse, psychological distress and preferences for reintegration assistance
Odenwald, M.	Vol 2 - No. 1	pp.	018-032	Narrative Exposure Therapy in Children: a case study
Olij, J.	Vol 3 - No. 1	pp.	051-056	Trauma Awareness, Healing and Group Counselling in Secondary Schools
Onyango, G.	Vol 6 - No. 3		298-303	Training of trainers on mental health and psychosocial support in emergencies, Africa
Onyut,  L.P.	Vol 2 - No. 2	pp.	090-107	The Navikale Camp Mental Health Project: building competency for psychological assistance to tramatised refugees
Onyut, L.P.	Vol 2 - No. 1	pp.	018-032	Narrative Exposure Therapy in Children: a case study
Oomen, J.	Vol 5 - No. 3	pp.	250-255	Torture narratives and the burden of giving evidence in the Dutch asylum procdure
op den Velde, W.	Vol 3 - No. 2	pp.	148-151	Book and Article Reviews: Ingleby, D.: "Forced Migration and Mental Health: Rethinking the care of refugees and displaced persons" (Springer, NY) - reviewed by Wynand Op den Velde
Perez-Sales, P.	Vol 2 - No. 3	pp.	235-241	Letters to the editor: Some critical notes on Onyut, et al. "The Nakivale Camp Mental Health Project" from Pau Perez-Sales.:
Perez-Sales, P.	Vol 5 - No. 1	pp.	027-040	Planning needs and services after collective trauma: should we look for the symptoms of PTSD?
Pérez-Sales, P.,	Vol 6 - No. 3		275-283	Community mobilization after an earthquake in Peru: Case study of the use of the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Poudyal, B.	Vol 6 - No. 1	pp.	073-074	Reactions to local feedback: Psychosocial programmes and evaluations
Prabhu, V.	Vol 5 - No. 2	pp.	097-108	Mathematics, psychosocial work and human rights: a unique partnership between technical consultants and community organizers in India
Prabhu, V.	Vol 5 - No. 2	pp.	097-108	Mathematics, psychosocial work and human rights: a unique partnership between technical consultants and community organizers in India
Prewitt Diaz, J.O.	Vol 6 - No. 3		327-333	Words to action: pictorial contextualization of the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
Puratic, V.	Vol 1 No. 1	pp.	014-032	Mental Health Programs in