दूसरोंं से अपनी खुशियाँ बाँटो,बढ़ जाएंगी।
दूसरोंं से अपने दर्द बाँटो, घट जाएंगे।।
On World mental health day PVCHR is going to organize a week long program for creating awareness on mental health of adolescence, youth, survivors of gender based violence and torture and people of marginalized communities.
In
2008 PVCHR along with Dr. Inger Agger , Psychologist, DIGNITY: Danish Institute
Against Torture developed Testimonial Therapy
as brief narrative therapy in local context and published manual “Giving
Voice”. https://www.academia.edu/11316245/Manual_on_testimonial_therapy
In spam of 12 years organization
provided support to more than thousand survivors and the two researches was
published in torture magazine. https://irct.org/assets/uploads/1018-8185_2015-2_22-33.pdf,
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20065539/
The scientific paper wrote TT
as an effective method for reducing psychological distress and increasing
well-being and social participation in Indian survivors of TOV. Sharing their
trauma story through the testimony process improved the survivors’
psychosocial functioning and enabled them to advance on the path to recovery,
accepting new responsibilities and regaining satisfactory functioning in their
families and environment. Furthermore, it appears that TT has a positive impact
at the community level by promoting community empowerment.
#Mentalhealth
#Awareness #Standwithsurvivors #worldmentalhealthday
#youcandoit #takecare #youarenotalone #worldmentalhealthday2020 #MentalHealthMatters
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