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Seeing Positive Change for Clients Brings Change for Everyone: Ansam Abusabha, physiotherapist, CVT Jordan, writes about how one client’s progress can bring not only healing, but happiness, to many people.
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A Hybrid Physiotherapy Approach to Care During the Pandemic at CVT Kalobeyei: As the pandemic approached, the physiotherapy team moved quickly to adapt their in-person sessions to a hybrid model, allowing for continued, yet socially distanced, care.
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The Rohingya Need President Joe Biden to Keep his Promise on Refugee Resettlement: Guest author Ariel Zarate, MA, LSW, writes about the dire situation faced by the Rohingya population and the need for change to the U.S. refugee resettlement program.
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Whoever Saves One Life Saves the World Entire: Wahba Hassanein, psychotherapist/trainer, Bol Buony, counseling supervisor, and Tet Puok, counseling supervisor, CVT Ethiopia-Gambella, wrote about efforts to spread a message of care regarding gender-based violence.
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CVT STATEMENT: CVT issued a statement from Curt Goering, CVT executive director, in response to ongoing violence in the wake of the overthrow of the government of Burma. “My thoughts are with CVT’s many clients and staff who are from Burma as they cope during these very difficult days. CVT stands with the people of Burma – their lives and their will must be respected and democracy restored,” Goering said.
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An article from Fairview, “At a St. Paul community clinic, trust makes a difference during COVID-19 vaccine rollout,” includes mention of CVT’s work to provide trauma support for refugees within the M Health Fairview Clinic – Bethesda.
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Darlene Lynch, head of external relations, CVT Georgia, has a new article published in the Thought Leadership series at New American Pathways, titled “Making Progress Towards a Welcoming Georgia.”
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Ilona Fricker, clinical advisor for physiotherapy, CVT Jordan, and Sarah Peters, Ph.D., CVT program evaluation advisor, are among the coauthors of a new article in Torture Journal, “Collaborative effort to increase the physiotherapist’s competency in rehabilitation of torture survivors.”
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