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You may be worried about friends and family in Afghanistan

MHHRI, 2019

You may be worried about friends and family in Afghanistan and don’t know what to do.
Pictures and news of the current situation in Afghanistan are disturbing and can be triggering or bring flashbacks.

We share your concern for the situation and your worries for the people in Afghanistan. If you yourself feel anxious or triggered by the situation and have trouble functioning, we offer this information on how to cope.

Stabilization techniques and grounding exercises are some tools to calm yourself.

It may be helpful to know a little bit about trauma and what type of mental and physical reactions that are common if you have experiencing trauma or extreme stressors, both for people experiencing trauma and for friends and relatives.

https://www.hhri.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/You-may-be-worried-about-friends-and-family-in-Afghanistan-and-don.pdf

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ICT-based Psycho-Social Trauma Relief in Refugee Camps in Ethiopia

Tilburg University, 2018

This research into testing the delivery Self-Help Low Cost Post Traumatic Stress (SHCLCPTS) on ICT will look at the workable elements of the trauma-healing program. Furthermore, it explores the possibilities of delivering the program via ICT reflecting the high mobility of the population in question. This was carried out in refugee camps in Ethiopia.

http://194.0.234.211/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/RESEARCH-REPORT_1_ICT-based-psycho-social-trauma-relief_Ethiopia_new.pdf

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