The impact of war on the population’s mental health, including the refugees among them, is now established.
The most frequent mental disorders encountered are Acute Stress Disorder, depression, psychosomatic diseases (insomnia, chronic pain…) and Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome (PTSD).
In …
Migrant Crisis: The impact of adverse behavior on health Read More »
During wars, stressful situations and traumatic events are multiple and perceived differently by the population. As a result, psychological and psychiatric effects depend on the degree of trauma (physical or psychological), duration and repetition of the exposure, individual vulnerability – …
The other side of Syria’s war: Communities exposed to traumas Read More »
International Crisis Group released on 05/13 its Middle East Report N°141: “Too Close for Comfort: Syrians in Lebanon,” in which it examines the impact of the Syrian conflict on Lebanon, and focuses in particular on the influx of …
Lebanon: Syrians in Lebanon: Christian Anxiety Read More »