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Lists services and resources for survivors of torture to aid in coping with the psychosocial and health consequences of violence and traumatic stress. Resources are organized by state; ethnic, refugee, or immigrant group within each state; and country.

Pub id: SVP-0060
Publication Date: 1/2003
Popularity: 303
Format: Directory
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Population Group: Trauma Survivors

Tags: Trauma

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