On our blog
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The Importance of Supportive Supervision for Mental Health Professionals: The CVT Ethiopia team participated in a special global training.
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Celebrating My Ten Years at CVT: A Therapist’s Journey: Islam Al-Aqeel, CVT resilience programming trainer, writes about her journey caring for survivors for a decade at CVT.
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Highlighting Pioneers in Trauma-Informed Therapy for Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month: Dr. Jean Kim, contributing writer and psychiatrist, writes about the work of leaders in culturally-informed, trauma-related mental health care.
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Supporting Newly Arrived Nicaraguans to Their Destinations and Beyond: Léonce Byimana, director of U.S. clinical programs, writes about CVT’s rapid-response care for the 222 Nicaraguans who were released from prison and flown to the United States.
What's new
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CVT Statement: CVT Mourns the Passing of Mark Jacobson, Long-time Board Member
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Op Ed Article: Yumna Rizvi, CVT policy analyst, writes “Guantánamo Detainees May Start Dying if the US Does Not Act,” for Al Jazeera.
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News Article: Scott Roehm, Washington director, is quoted in this article, "UN Rights Expert to Visit Guantanamo Detention Facility for First Time."
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News Article: Ruth Yeo-Peterman, resilience programming trainer, speaks to Hope King with Axios on the importance of recognizing vicarious trauma and taking steps for self-care in the workplace after traumatic events.
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CVT Press Release: Center for Victims of Torture Opens New Project in Dabat, Ethiopia.