Cover Page -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Part I. Introduction -- 1. Global Mental Health in War-Affected Communities -- 2. Burmese Sanctuary-Seekers and Migrants in Thailand: Policies, Experiences, and Prospects -- Part II. Assessment, Intervention, and Programs -- 3. Assessments and Interventions: Strengths-Based Approaches in Contexts of Displacement -- 4. Community-Based Mental Health and Psychosocial Assistance -- Part III. Vulnerable Groups and Challenges -- 5. Discovering Culturally Appropriate Psychosocial Care for Children and Young People -- 6. Gender-Based Violence: Realities, Challenges, and Solutions from a Refugee Camp Context -- 7. Substance Use, Conflict, and Displacement -- 8. Vulnerable Populations: Chronically Ill Individuals, People Living with HIV, Women with Reproductive Health Concerns, Land Mine Victims, and Former Political Prisoners -- Part IV. Managing, Supervising, and Evaluating Programs -- 9. Vicarious Traumatization and Resilience of Health Workers -- 10. Parallel Process as a Learning Tool in Clinical Supervision within a Traumatized Community: Case Examples from the Burma Border -- 11. Program Evaluation and Research -- Part V. Looking to Peace in the Future -- 12. The Other Side of Political Trauma: Protest, Empowerment, and Transformation -- Contributors -- Index.