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Trauma-sensitive classrooms: practical tips from our psychologists
A classroom is more than just a place to learn, it’s also an environment where children should feel safe, seen, and supported. For students who carry a history of traumatic experiences, that’s not always a given. Our psychologists share five practical tips to help teachers work in a trauma-sensitive way: small adjustments that make a …
A language of tears: the collective trauma of Palestine
The situation in Gaza is unbearable. Hope is gradually fading, and the sense of hopelessness is growing. As trauma therapists, we feel powerless when the collective trauma is structurally recognized. Our Palestinian clients testify about the psychological impact of the situation.
Annual report 2024: Resilience in challenging times
Solentra's annual report of 2024 is here! In 2024, we faced numerous challenges, but we remained committed to providing accessible and high-quality psychological care to people with a refugee background. Find out about the milestones we achieved!
International Conference Culture & Mental Health: Refugees
Het Museum Dr. Guislain, Iedereen Leest, Solentra en Red Star Line Museum slaan de handen in elkaar en organiseren op donderdag 28 en vrijdag 29 november 2024 de tweede editie van de internationale conferentie over cultuur en geestelijke gezondheid.
Naar een volwaardige participatie op de arbeidsmarkt
Solentra wil inzetten op het creëren van (arbeids)kansen voor mensen met een vluchtelingen- of migratieachtergrond. Vaak zitten zij met diverse vragen en noden tijdens hun zoektocht naar werk.
Online decision aid for developmental trauma
Solentra wants to help frontline actors prevent, detect and address developmental trauma in children with a refugee background. Therefore, we are developing an online decision aid.
EU Health Award Shortlist

EU Health Award Shortlist

Solentra made the shortlist with our psychological helpline for refugees and asylum seekers during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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