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The therapeutic encounter with refugees represents an ethical and professional challenge also as struggle to help these uprooted and traumatized patients integrate and make meaning even of the most disturbing experiences. A personal and clinical account – inside and outside the consulting room – is offered, on the backdrop of the growing misuse of migration in the European political discourse.