Autor: Eugene Guribye

Gwynyth Overland has a PhD in the Sociology of Religion, and is Clinical Sociologist and Senior Adviser at Southern Norway Regional Trauma Competency Centre (RVTS Sør). Her recent research has focused on resilient Cambodian survivors of the Khmer Rouge, trauma and resilience and the meaning of culture for vulnerable refugee populations.Eugene Guribye has a PhD in Social Anthropology from the Faculty of Psychology at the University of Bergen, Norway, and is currently Senior Researcher and Head of the Department of Welfare Research at Agder Research. His work has largely focused on refugees, resilience and mental health issues. Birgit Lie, MD and PhD, is a specialist in public health, and Chief Consultant at the Specialist Clinic for Trauma and Psychosomatics, Sorlandet Hospital, Kristiansand. She is also a special adviser at the Southern Norway Regional Trauma Competency Centre (RVTS Sør). Her work has largely focused on the rehabilitation of traumatised refugees and torture survivors, immigrant health, mental health and human rights issues.