Self-help for ukrainian refugees


Contribute to research project aiming at training Ukrainian healthcare professionals in Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET)

Rekruttering Prosjekt

  • Stiftelsen Dam

    The research project titled 'Empowering Narratives: Self-Help for Ukrainian Refugees' aims to train Ukrainian healthcare professionals in Norway in Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET). The project is supported by "Stiftelsen Dam".
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  • Contribute to this project

    Are you an ukrainian healthcare worker, living in Norway? Then you are needed in this research project.
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About the project

Project Overview

This collaborative project between Kristiania University College, Mental Health, University of Konstanz, and NAV aims to equip Ukrainian healthcare professionals in Norway with specialized training in Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET). Participants will gain skills to provide trauma therapy to Ukrainian refugees while contributing to important research on mental health impacts of war and displacement.

Training Schedule

  • 12 online lectures via Zoom
  • 5 group sessions and supervisions
  • January 6th, 2025 - July 6th, 2025
  • Mandatory attendance for all activities

Key requirements to participate

  • Healthcare professional background
  • Bachelor's degree in relevant field
  • Have the ability to speak English in order to follow the course and supervisions. The activities of the supervised praxis may be conducted in Ukranian or Russian.
  •  Living in Norway

Required Documents

One-page motivation letter
CV highlighting relevant experience
Digital copies of diplomas and transcripts
NOKUT approval letter (if applicable)
English language certificates (if available)
Register Your Interest

Contact: empoweringnarratives@kristiania.no

Phone: +47 92054479

Privacy and General Data Protection Regulation

The project in which this initiative is part follows the Internal Guidelines for Handling Personal Data from Kristiania University College. This way the data provided in this form shall only be available to persons who specifically need it for their work. In addition, the form is hosted in Nettskjema and the data is direct stored in TSD (Service for Sensitive Data) from University of Oslo, a measure in accordance with Article 32 of the GDPR.