Counselling Victims of Warfare

Discover the profound insights of "Counselling Victims of Warfare" by Richard Bryant-Jeffries, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 1999. This essential paperback spans 200 pages and delves into the psychological treatment of individuals affected by warfare. Since 1987, over 38,000 people in the United Kingdom have been referred to The Medical Foundation for specialized psychological support related to the trauma of conflict. Additionally, the Ex-Services Mental Welfare Society has provided counselling to 75,000 military personnel over the past 80 years. This book offers valuable methods and approaches in medical counselling, focusing on nondirective therapy and the unique challenges faced by refugees and victims of war crimes. A vital resource for professionals in psychology and counselling, this work sheds light on the importance of addressing the mental health needs of those impacted by warfare and defence. Enhance your understanding of this critical field with Bryant-Jeffries' expert guidance.