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Nadine Stammel is a Research Associate in the Department of Clinical-Psychological Intervention at the Free University of Berlin's Department of Education and Psychology. She works under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Christine Knaevelsrud and is actively engaged in multiple research projects focused on psychotraumatology and mental health interventions for vulnerable populations.
Dr. Stammel's research spans several critical areas in clinical psychology with particular emphasis on trauma-related disorders. Her work has made significant contributions to understanding PTSD, prolonged grief disorder, and mental health challenges among refugee populations. She has developed expertise in cross-cultural aspects of trauma and the adaptation of evidence-based interventions to diverse cultural contexts.
Her publication record demonstrates a strong focus on internet-based mental health interventions, particularly for Arabic-speaking populations. She has conducted extensive research on the mental health of interpreters working with refugees, examining risk factors for secondary traumatic stress and PTSD among this professional group. Her recent work shows increasing focus on transgenerational trauma, particularly among descendants of Holocaust survivors and Khmer Rouge regime victims.
Dr. Stammel has been actively involved in several major research initiatives including the I-REACH consortium (Internet based REfugee mentAl healtH Care), studies on reconciliation processes after trauma, and investigations of mental health in conflict-affected populations across multiple continents. She has demonstrated methodological versatility through both quantitative and qualitative research designs, with particular expertise in questionnaire development and validation for cross-cultural contexts.
