For centuries, people have left their homes to escape war, violence, and destruction. Currently, over 65 million people worldwide are fleeing because they face threats of violence, abuse, and death at home. Some of these refugees arrive in Europe in search of safety and dignity, presenting significant challenges to the host societies. Refugees are subjected to a complicated legal process, the asylum procedure, and are expected to learn the language of the host country as quickly as possible, integrate professionally and culturally, and contribute to society. A large portion of asylum seekers, however, are severely traumatized and suffer from the psychological and physical effects of the violence they have experienced. This book provides comprehensive, up-to-date, and practical knowledge about working in the asylum and refugee sector.