Disengagement and reintegration as psychosocial capacity-building after violent extremism

Frontiers in Psychiatry | New and Recent Articles ·
Mind & Mental Health Switzerland

Efforts to address violent extremism increasingly acknowledge the relevance of mental health, yet psychological factors are still often treated as background vulnerabilities rather than as active processes shaping whether reintegration can be sustained over time. This paper offers a conceptual, theory-generating account of how therapeutic engagement supports the consolidation of disengagement and…

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