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    Depression in the Chinese: The impact of acculturation

    Traumatic exposure, acculturative stress and cultural orientation: the influence on PTSD, depressive and anxiety symptoms among refugees

    Cross-cultural aspects of bereavement - A conceptual framework for comparative analysis

    Cross-cultural aspects of bereavement - Ethnic and cultural variations in the develepment of bereavement practices

    The cultural bereavement interview - A new clinical research approach for refugees

    Toward a culturally sensitive DSM: Cultural bereavement in Cambodian refugees and the traditional healer as taxonomist

    The cry for the lost placenta: Cultural bereavement and cultural survival among Cambodians who resettled, were repatriated, or stayed at home

    Bringing order out of chaos: A culturally competent approach to managing the problems of refugees and victims of organised violence

    The uses and abuses of culture: Cultural competence in post-mass crime peacebulding in Cambodia

    Acquiring expertise in the field of intervention.  In: Psychosocial and trauma response in war-torn societies

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