The investigation focuses on psychological and psychosocial support for unaccompanied foreign minors (UFM), examining both existing literature and practical field experiences. The complex psychological and social challenges these minors face, including cultural transition, family separation, and trauma experienced in their home countries or during migration, are explored in detail. The importance of integrated, multimodal approaches that combine psychological, social, and cultural interventions to provide comprehensive and appropriate support is emphasized. It is demonstrated how such interventions can facilitate the adaptation and psychological well-being of UFMs, helping them overcome difficulties and build a new life in a different context. Through case studies and testimonials, the effectiveness of these approaches in ensuring holistic support and promoting social and cultural integration is illustrated.
L'indagine si concentra sul supporto psicologico e psicosociale per i minori stranieri non accompagnati (MSNA), esaminando sia la letteratura esistente che le esperienze pratiche sul campo. Le complesse sfide psicologiche e sociali che questi minori affrontano, tra cui la transizione culturale, la separazione familiare e i traumi subiti nei loro paesi d'origine o durante il viaggio migratorio, vengono esplorate in dettaglio. Si sottolinea l'importanza di approcci integrati e multimodali che combinano interventi psicologici, sociali e culturali per fornire un supporto completo e adeguato. Viene dimostrato come tali interventi possano facilitare l'adattamento e il benessere psicologico dei MSNA, contribuendo a superare le difficoltà e a costruire una nuova vita in un contesto diverso. Attraverso studi di caso e testimonianze, viene illustrata l'efficacia di questi approcci nell'assicurare un supporto olistico e nel promuovere l'integrazione sociale e culturale.
Sfide e soluzioni nel supporto ai Minori Stranieri Non Accompagnati: approcci psicosociali e un'esperienza sul campo
LEONETTI, ZOE
2023/2024
Abstract
The investigation focuses on psychological and psychosocial support for unaccompanied foreign minors (UFM), examining both existing literature and practical field experiences. The complex psychological and social challenges these minors face, including cultural transition, family separation, and trauma experienced in their home countries or during migration, are explored in detail. The importance of integrated, multimodal approaches that combine psychological, social, and cultural interventions to provide comprehensive and appropriate support is emphasized. It is demonstrated how such interventions can facilitate the adaptation and psychological well-being of UFMs, helping them overcome difficulties and build a new life in a different context. Through case studies and testimonials, the effectiveness of these approaches in ensuring holistic support and promoting social and cultural integration is illustrated.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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