'No five fingers are alike': what exiled Kurdish women in therapy told me

This title focuses exclusively on refugee women, and one of the few that limit their scope only to one group of refugees - the Kurds, in this case.

Although it is about Kurdish women in Norway, its appeal and contents are nevertheless of universal value and applicability.

The general reader will get an unparalleled insight into a therapeutic way of working with refugees and the specialist reader will have a vast range of themes to feast on.

These include theoretical considerations of ideas about collective trauma, narrative life stories, working cross-culturally, mental health perspectives on refugees, and the formation of meaning, to mention but a few.