It is widely acknowledged that exposure to potentially traumatic events (PTEs) (i.e., reporting exposure to physical and psychological violence, torture, bombings and other war-related events) may have an impact on the psychosocial status of individuals (Attanayake et al., 2009, Turrini et al., 2017). Refugees and asylum seekers may have been exposed to multiple PTEs before migration, during the transition to a new country, and after resettlement. Experience of PTEs may generate a wide range of...