Abstract
Refugee populations experience risk factors that may influence their wellness. As the number of refugees continues to rise, it is important for professional counselors, counselor educators, and counselors‐in‐training to be aware of techniques for supporting wellness in this population. This article addresses risk factors to refugee wellness within the indivisible self model of wellness (Myers & Sweeney, ) and highlights current wellness trends and the importance of a prevention‐based treatment paradigm for helpers working with refugee populations.
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