Interventional Guideline on Self-Care/Self-Development for Asylum-Seeking Adolescents: A Step Forward to a Sustainable Emotional and Behavioral Health

Introduction: From 2015 to 2016, about 1. 3 million refugees arrived in Europe. Half of them were children under 18. The combination of (specially forced) migration and adolescence increases the risk of psychological problems among refugees including asylum-seeking children and adolescents (ASCA). Therefore, along with the significant increase in the number of refugees, investigating effective ways to improve their health status has increased. The planned project aims to improve self-care (SC)/self-development (SD) among AS(C)A. Method: With the long-term goal of improving well-being and quality of life, this mu…