On our blog
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Care for One Client Helps Many More find Healing: Mohamad Bny Salameh, Ph.D., psychotherapist/trainer, CVT Jordan, writes about his work and the need to support clinical staff so they can best support clients.
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Seeing Clients Change is Motivating for Counselors: Lina Hasan, associate psychotherapist/trainer, CVT Jordan, writes about her work with refugee survivors and the extraordinary changes she sees them experience.
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An Anniversary: Reflections after Ten Years of Healing in Uganda: Gabriele Marini, psychotherapist/trainer, shares reflections on 10 years of work and the healing experienced by survivors.
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Ten Years in Northern Uganda: Crisis Followed by Hope: CVT Uganda commemorates 10 years of healing work for survivors in Northern Uganda.
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My Hidden World: in the second story in her series, Farah Al-Dweik, senior physiotherapist, CVT Jordan, shares a representative story and the techniques she uses for healing after rape.
What's new
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CVT’s Scott Roehm coauthored a Just Security article with Dr. Sondra Crosby, Brig. Gen. (Ret.) David R. Irvine and Christian Meissner, Ph.D., to remind readers that truth and accountability matter as “The Report” film is released.
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In reporting on “The Report” film and its screening in Minnesota, MPR’s Euan Kerr includes that CVT is based in the Twin Cities. Check out "Minnesota native Scott Z. Burns makes directorial debut with political thriller 'The Report.'"
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An article posted to The Saporta Report explores CVT's work to address the stigma often associated with mental health. Read "Georgia's Center for Victims of Torture Fights Stigma To Provide Mental Health Care To Thousands in the U.S. and Around the World."
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NEWS RELEASE: CVT issued a press release in response to White House confirmation of the Presidential Determination of refugee resettlements for FY20 at only 18,000. “Refugees have the right to seek safety in another country,” said Curt Goering, CVT executive director.
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