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Lay counselors experiences with counseling their peers; the impact of being a lay counselor and providing therapy to traumatized Sudanese refugees in Cairo
This research is a qualitative study into how lay counselors are affected by their training in and practice of a community-based lay counseling intervention. A group of refugees from a Sudanese refugee community in Cairo, Egypt were trained in Narrative Exposure Therapy and subsequently provided it...
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2015
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