Foreword—Dr. Cynthia Maung • Acknowledgments • PART I. INTRODUCTION • Global Mental Health in War-Affected Communities—Kathleen Allden • Burmese Sanctuary-Seekers and Migrants in Thailand: Policies, Experiences, and Prospects—Christina Fink • PART II. ASSESSMENT, INTERVENTION, AND PROGRAMS • Assessments and Interventions: Strengths-Based Approaches in Contexts of Displacement—Nancy Murakami and Thandar Shwe • Community-Based Mental Health and Psychosocial Assistance—Whitney Haruf, Jessica Bowes, Naw Dah Pachara Sura, and Kathleen Allden • PART III. VULNERABLE GROUPS AND CHALLENGES • Discovering Culturally Appropriate Psychosocial Care for Children and Young People—Derina Johnson, Liberty Thawda, Sid Mone Thwe, and Hay Mar San • Gender-Based Violence: Realities, Challenges, and Solutions from a Refugee Camp Context—Abigail Erikson, Kristin Kim Bart, and Moe Moe Aung • Substance Use, Conflict, and Displacement—Lucinda Lai, Naw Dah Pachara Sura, and Kenneth Curry • Vulnerable Populations: Chronically Ill Individuals, People Living with HIV, Women with Reproductive Health Concerns, Land Mine Victims, and Former Political Prisoners—Meredith Walsh, Aung Khaing Min, Saw Than Lwin, and Saw Ku Thay • PART IV. MANAGING, SUPERVISING, AND EVALUATING PROGRAMS • Vicarious Traumatization and Resilience of Health Workers—Andrew George Lim and Eh Kalu Shwe Oo • Parallel Process as a Learning Tool in Clinical Supervision within a Traumatized Community: Case Examples from the Burma Border—Sarah Gundle • Program Evaluation and Research—Catherine Lee, Courtland Robinson, Kyaw Soe Win, and Paul Bolton • PART V. LOOKING TO PEACE IN THE FUTURE • The Other Side of Political Trauma: Protest, Empowerment, and Transformation—Khin Ohmar and Mary O’Kane • Contributors • Index