“…Traumatized patients in general and even more so refugees, have thus as a rule complex condition with multi‐layered aetiology and difficult social situation (poverty, poor housing, lack of support). Families are affected and there is high frequency of transgenerational problems resulting in insufficient early care taking for the patient and sometime childhood traumatization (Blanck‐Cereijido & Grynberg Robinson, ; Daud, Skoglund, & Rydelius, ; de Mendelssohn, ; Krell, Suedfeld, & Soriano, ; Romer, ; Silke & Möller, ; Wiegand‐Grefe & Möller, ). It has been shown that early traumatization has pathogenic influence in several mental disorders such as borderline personality disorders (Allen & Fonagy, ), eating disorders (Herzog, Staley, Carmody, Robbins, & van der Kolk, ), dissociative disorders (Brenner, ) and somatization disorders (Rodin, Groot, & Spivak, ).…”