Exploring mental health vulnerability and resilience of refugee children and adolescents who are currently displaced in Europe; a focus on the role of

过去几年，涌入欧洲的难民人数激增，他们逃离中东和非洲的战争和贫困。成功适应新的文化和家庭取决于提供的支持水平，包括治疗干预。这项研究将探讨父母教养方式与难民家庭儿童心理健康之间的联系。其目的是找出在不利条件下生活的情况下，父母的心理健康和养育方式对儿童的情绪和行为结果有什么影响。目的是找出哪些干预措施最适合儿童的情绪健康和行为调整的积极结果。这项工作将根据瑞典和英国现有的研究以及在难民营和当地难民支助小组进行的第一手观察进行。成功的干预措施应是整体性的，将治疗性干预措施与住房、培训和语言技能等社会心理解决方案相结合。最终，需要进行纵向研究，以显示干预措施的长期成功，确保当地社区为重新安置的难民提供最佳结果。

The last few years have seen a surge of refugees entering Europe fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and Africa. The success of acclimatising to a new culture and home is dependent on the level of support offered, including therapeutic intervention. This study will examine links between parenting styles and the mental health of children in refugee families. The objective is to find out what effect parental mental health and parenting styles have on children's emotional and behavioural outcomes, within the context of living in adverse conditions. The aim is to find out which interventions are most suited to a positive outcome for children's emotional wellbeing and behavioural adjustment. This will be done based on existing studies taking place in Sweden and England as well first hand observations done in refugee camps and local support group for refugees. Successful interventions are expected to be holistic in nature combining therapeutic interventions with psychosocial solutions to housing, training and language skills amongst others. Ultimately longitudinal studies need to be implemented to show the long-term success of interventions, ensuring local communities provide the best possible outcome for refugees who have resettled.