Gaps identified Short time period of evaluation, longitudinal studies would be effective Low sample (10 clients for interviews and surveys combined), data is preliminary Key recommendations Maintain the brief therapy sessions for refugee clients, and provide resources for further sessions if required Find opportunities to provide brief therapy to more individuals, and maintain data collection for the program Key findings All of clients interviewed indicated brief therapy sessions were helpful, with increased feelings of hope, confidence, and decreased stress being notable benefits; participants also indicated beliefs that if brief therapy had not occurred, feelings of trauma may have worsened. Feelings of being heard and trust were important to clients Most clients (94%) needed an interpreter for therapy sessions Partners that referred clients to therapy sessions indicated that clients received culturally responsive therapy, and timely support for clients in crisis Areas of improvement by partners include increased follow-up, flexibliity surrounding therapy, providing awareness before crises, and increased staffing Key population Refugees Location Calgary Alberta Community organizations Integration timeline Open access-No