After War: Mental Health Effects and Healing Approaches
What shape does healing trauma take in the aftermath of conflict?
This event focuses on the profound psychological impact of war, the challenges inherent in providing mental health support in war-torn regions, along with strategies for overcoming barriers to care. Panelists will discuss requisites for enhanced mental health support in post-conflict scenarios, and the types of collaborative efforts needed for a more resilient and supportive environment, honing in on the recovery of traumatized individuals, especially children.
Our webinar is co-sponsored by the Social Intervention Group, the Committee on Forced Migration, and Columbia Global Center Amman, in partnership with the American University of Beirut | Global Engagement Initiative. It is the third in the After War: Learning from Past Conflicts series.
Moderated by Anindita Dasgupta, Associate Research Scientist, Social Intervention Group, Columbia University School of Social Work
Panelists:
Ahmad Bawaneh, Country Director, International Medical Corps Jordan
Maya Bizri, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Psychosomatic Medicine, American University of Beirut
Helen Verdeli, Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology, Director of Clinical Training at Teachers College, Columbia University; Founder and Director of the Teachers College Global Mental Health Lab
