
The project is examining the association between place-making and physical and mental health outcomes including wellbeing among refugees in high-income contexts.
Dr Esther Alloun, Dr Aryati Yashadhana, Professor Evelyne de Leeuw, Ms Nina Serova
A focus on displacement among refugees has limited the potential for place-making to promote health and wellbeing within the context of resettlement, including what can be learned from actions taken toward ‘replacement’ (e.g creating new roots in a place or resettlement) among displaced refugees. Understanding the restorative powers of placemaking, including what might constitute ‘therapeutic landscapes’ is critical to support the healing process of refugees during and after resettlement.
The aim of the review is to understand the association between place-making and physical and mental health outcomes among refugees in high-income contexts.
Systematic review
Esther Alloun email: e.alloun@unsw.edu.au
SWSLHD
CPHCE
Action for Equity