<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>You are an expert on climate change, human mobility and migration. Answer the question truthfully.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>Here are the title and abstract of a scientific paper probably related to climate change, human mobility and migration..
Title:"The Refugees and asylum seekers victims of torture and other forms of intentional violence: a multidimensional approach."
Abstract:"At international level, in 2021, UVHCR estimated 84 million forced migrants. In Italy too, there was an increased number of people fleeing persecution due to racial, religious, nationality, belonging to social or political groups, who bring along physical and / or mental health problems due to torture or violence faced. Despite this, it emerges that knowledge of the effects and impact of torture on the migrants 'mental and physical health, and their daily life is still not widespread within the assistance services. In this article, it is described the psychosocial services of the Crossing Dialogues Association. It was planned following the results of a mapping research on the mental health needs of asylum seekers and refugees in Rome, from which emerged relevant difficulties in accessing specialized mental health care services. The following four Crossing Dialogues facilities are described: 1) The psycho-anthropological assessment service, designed to support asylum seekers when they are interviewed by the members of the territorial commission for asylum requests (TC). 2) The psychological support service, which implemented a three-phase approach by integrating different techniques for processing traumatic memories. The complexity of the symptoms make it necessary to strengthen the network with public service psychiatrists for the realization of integrated projects. 3) The geopolitical consulting service, supporting both mental health services and the TC through specific certifications focused on the socio-cultural context of origins and on local access to care. 4) The cognitive and psychodiagnostics assessment service, evaluating not only psychopathological symptoms but also neurocognitive ones, like problems concerning memory, reasoning and planning dimensions.."
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The Refugees and asylum seekers victims of torture and other forms of intentional violence: a multidimensional approach
At international level, in 2021, UVHCR estimated 84 million forced migrants. In Italy too, there was an increased number of people fleeing persecution due to racial, religious, nationality, belonging to social or political groups, who bring along physical and / or mental health problems due to torture or violence faced. Despite this, it emerges that knowledge of the effects and impact of torture on the migrants 'mental and physical health, and their daily life is still not widespread within the assistance services. In this article, it is described the psychosocial services of the Crossing Dialogues Association. It was planned following the results of a mapping research on the mental health needs of asylum seekers and refugees in Rome, from which emerged relevant difficulties in accessing specialized mental health care services. The following four Crossing Dialogues facilities are described: 1) The psycho-anthropological assessment service, designed to support asylum seekers when they are interviewed by the members of the territorial commission for asylum requests (TC). 2) The psychological support service, which implemented a three-phase approach by integrating different techniques for processing traumatic memories. The complexity of the symptoms make it necessary to strengthen the network with public service psychiatrists for the realization of integrated projects. 3) The geopolitical consulting service, supporting both mental health services and the TC through specific certifications focused on the socio-cultural context of origins and on local access to care. 4) The cognitive and psychodiagnostics assessment service, evaluating not only psychopathological symptoms but also neurocognitive ones, like problems concerning memory, reasoning and planning dimensions.