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  • Trauma recovery from gender based violence.

    H.M.U., School of Health Sciences (SHS), MSc in Social Multi Methods Interventions at Crisis Situation
    Authors: Lathiotaki, Aikaterini
    Thesis advisor: Ratsika, Nikoleta
    Publication Date: 2021-04-14
    In a society where the patriarchal stereotypes are still manifested, it was considered appropriate to research gender based violence, the trauma that is resulted by it and the recovery path from it. At the same time it was ...

  • The meaning of the experience of divorce on the part of women.

    H.M.U., School of Health Sciences (SHS), MSc in Social Multi Methods Interventions at Crisis Situation
    Authors: Kyrmizaki, Styliani
    Thesis advisor: Ratsika, Nikoleta
    Publication Date: 2021-03-04
    The dissolution of a marriage is one of the most stressful changes a person can experience in their life. The literature review points out that reactions expressed by subjects experiencing a divorce may be identical to ...

  • Growing up in SOS children's villages. The effect of experience on adulthood.

    H.M.U., School of Health Sciences (SHS), MSc in Social Multi Methods Interventions at Crisis Situation
    Authors: Vorizanakis, Andreas
    Thesis advisor: Ratsika, Nikoleta
    Publication Date: 2021-03-09
    The child protection is one of the most important obligations of the society and the welfare state; this present survey is searching this field. SOS Children’s Villages, as a national organization, work on the field of ...

  • Study of the social circle of the Roma Camp community in New Alikarnassos, Municipality of Heraklion, Crete.

    H.M.U., School of Health Sciences (SHS), MSc in Social Multi Methods Interventions at Crisis Situation
    Authors: Kaltsa, Garyfallia
    Thesis advisor: Ratsika, Nikoleta
    Publication Date: 2020-06-26
    The purpose of this paper is to study the five dimensions of the social circle of the Roma Camp community in New Alikarnassos, Municipality of Heraklion, Crete. The research methodology selected is qualitative, with ...