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THE NEED FOR TRAUMA THERAPY FOR VICTIMS OF MAN-MADE TRAUMA COMPARED TO THOSE OF NATURAL DISASTER, A SURVEY OF HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
Walid Abdul-Hamid
; Priory Wellbeing Centre, Dubai Healthcare City, Dubai, UAE
Chuda Bahadur Karki
; 2 Sandford Mill Road, Chelmsford, United Kingdom
Jamie Hacker Hughes
; Northumbria University, Benton, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
Sian Morgan
; Trauma Aid UK (Formerly Humanitarian Assistance Program (HAP) UK and Ireland), Hove, United Kingdom
Sažetak
Trauma Aid UK (previously HAP UK & Ireland) conducted three EMDR trainings in Turkey: the first was in Istanbul on 28th November 2013. Since then, 3 groups of mental health trainees attending part 1 of 3 parts EMDR training. In total, 86 clinicians were trained. Also, in June 2016, the first part of a three-part EMDR training in Nepal was completed following the Nepal Earthquake in 2015. The purpose of this study is to assess, analyse and understand the needs of Syrian refugees, who have
being experiencing man made trauma since 2011, with Nepalese people who were exposed to the earthquake on 25/4/2015, in their needs for trauma services, training and provision as assessed by mental health professionals working with both groups of people.
Ključne riječi
psychological trauma; EMDR; refugees; needs assessment
Hrčak ID:
263186
URI
Datum izdavanja:
23.2.2021.
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