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Maria Böttche is a Junior Professor at the Department of Education and Psychology. Her research primarily focuses on clinical psychological interventions, particularly in the context of mental health for Arabic-speaking populations and issues related to trauma. She has authored and co-authored numerous peer-reviewed articles addressing topics such as internet-based interventions for depression and the psychological impacts of trauma among refugees. Dr. Böttche's work is centered on providing evidence-based strategies for mental health care and improving accessibility to psychological services for vulnerable populations. She is committed to exploring innovative therapeutic approaches and understanding the nuances of cultural and contextual factors affecting mental health outcomes. Her academic contributions extend to various reputable journals and conferences, wherein she shares insights and methodologies pertaining to trauma treatment, digital health interventions, and the psychological rehabilitation of displaced persons. With extensive experience in research and clinical practice, she aims to enhance the effectiveness of psychological support systems in multicultural settings.
Administered by the Department of Political and Social Sciences.