Kada je Inge Missmahl, analitičarka koja svoj rad zasniva na Jungovim učenjima, posjetila Afganistan tamo je ugledala unutrašnje rane koje ostavlja rat - široko rasprostranjen očaj, traumu i depresiju. No tome usprkos, u ovoj zemlji koja broji 30 milijuna ljudi, bilo je tek dva tuceta psihijatara. Missmahl govori o svojem radu kroz koji pomaže izgraditi sustav psihosocijalnog savjetovanja u Afganistanu, promičući osobno, a možda i nacionalno, izliječenje.

Inge Missmahl donosi mir dušama Afganistana

Decades of war left most Afghans facing despair, depression, and trauma, with 54 percent of children under five suffering from malnutrition. Traditional aid and medication failed to address deep emotional wounds, but community-based psychosocial counseling offered a new path. In Kabul, over 11,000 people sought help, and 70 percent regained their lives after culturally-sensitive emotional support. Empathy and witnessing proved crucial for breaking cycles of violence and restoring participation in family and society.

Healing Trauma Unlocks Hope For Afghanistan’s Future

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Inge Missmahl: Inge Missmahl donosi mir dušama Afganistana