Working in a field where compassion meets complexity, immigration legal service providers often face relentless emotional and systemic pressures that can quietly build into burnout. In this roundtable, our panel of experts will dive deep into the realities of burnout among immigration legal service providers.

Resettlement work is deeply meaningful and impactful, but it comes with challenges such as complex client needs, evolving organizational dynamics, and difficulties sustaining personal well-being.

The second in a two-part series, this Settle In video guides newcomers through the next steps of their mental health care. Building on Part one, this video answers two key questions: “How do I find the right support?” and “What should I expect?”

The first in a two-part series, this Settle In video helps newcomers understand and access mental health care in the U.S. It explains the different types of support available.

This Settle In video explains how to manage stress and provides practical tools to help newcomer families build resilience and support their well-being.

This Settle In video helps newcomers understand emotional health and wellness as they adjust to life in the U.S. It explains what emotional wellness means and how it affects all parts of life, including relationships, work, physical health, and decision-making.

This fact sheet by Settle In explains how stress impacts both physical and emotional well-being, causing changes in sleep, appetite, and energy levels.

You will learn how to support clients through high-stress moments in ways that promote safety, connection, and trust.

This webinar will delve into the critical aspects of mental health screening practices for newcomers. Participants will receive practical guidance on selecting the most suitable screening tools, asking sensitive questions, and effectively utilizing interpreters during screening.

This tip sheet provides practical guidance for service providers and caregivers, such as foster parents. It focuses on supporting the mental and behavioral health of newcomer teens and emerging adults, including youth in the Unaccompanied Refugee Minor (URM) program.