How Trauma Affects Palestinian, Arab, and Muslim Communities
Assalamu Alaykum Masjid,
Join us for The Psychology of Palestine, an in-person event that delves into the psychological impact of occupation and trauma on Palestinian, Arab, and Muslim communities.
This powerful and timely discussion will feature mental health professionals and a religious leader, addressing:
- The direct effects of occupation and trauma on Palestinians.
- The psychological toll of witnessing genocide and violence through social media.
Date: Friday, November 15th
Time: 6:00 PM EST (Prompt start time due to time constraints)
Location: ADAMS Center, 46903 Sugarland Rd, Sterling, VA 20164
Tickets: Free **** to help us plan for spacing.
In case of overflow, the event will move to the Community Hall.
Speakers:
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Dr. Mona Ezzat-Abuhamda
Clinical psychologist and diversity consultant specializing in psychoanalysis and trauma. -
Dr. Richard A. Chefetz, M.D.
Distinguished psychiatrist with expertise intrauma and dissociation. -
Imam Kebba Sallah
Renowned Islamic scholar and community leader with over a decade of experience.
Moderated by:
- Suheir Kafri
ADAMS Social Worker and advocate for mental health and community support.
The event will feature presentations from the speakers followed by an engaging Q&A session.
ADAMS Center, 46903 Sugarland Rd, Sterling, Virginia 20164, (703) 433-1325