The Psychology of War and Its Impact on Couples
In partnership with WAN Aid and the Sudanese Doctors' Union UK, we held this essential course to address the profound psychological effects of war on couples and families. We extend our sincere gratitude to Dr. Magdi Ishaq for his invaluable contribution in delivering this course, sharing his expertise, and supporting professionals in their mission to help those affected by war-related trauma.
Location: Cairo, Nasr City, Spark Ray Center
Date: January 18-20, 2025
Time: 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Target Audience: Psychologists, along with selected guests, including medical students and a lawyer
Course Led by: Dr. Magdi Ishaq
Number of Attendees: 26
The course covered key psychological concepts related to the effects of war on couples, exploring trauma, resilience, and coping mechanisms. Participants engaged in discussions and raised numerous questions, enriching the learning experience.
During the sessions, attendees were invited to join the "Mahabtna Support Group" under the umbrella of WAN Aid and the British Medical Association, fostering a network of support for professionals working with war-affected communities.
While no written reviews were collected, verbal feedback highlighted the immense value of the course content and the engaging delivery of information. Sufficient time was dedicated to addressing participants' inquiries, ensuring an interactive and insightful experience.
WAN Aid provided a certificate of attendance to all participants.
Course Organizer: Dr Ibtisam Ismail