On Life – Working with People Traumatized by the Shoah
Panel Discussion Marking 25 Years of AMCHA in Germany (video recording available, in German)
Seventy years have passed since the Shoah survivors were set free. Their liberation saved them from death, but was not salvation for their lives – the traumatization still shapes their lives today.
War, genocide, and mass violence are political and social occurrences that shake whole societies and affect individuals. Help for survivors is of central importance. However, trauma discourse often does not reflect the specific needs and challenges of working with the severely traumatized.
recording available
Where
Old Building, level 2, Great Hall
Lindenstraße 9–14, 10969 Berlin
Recording of the panel discussion “On Life – Working with People Traumatized by the Shoah”. in German; Jewish Museum Berlin
The panel discussion compares the many years of experience of AMCHA, the Center for Psychosocial Support of Holocaust Survivors and their Families, with findings from work with the severely traumatized worldwide.
With Shoah survivor and psychotherapist Giselle Cycowicz (Jerusalem), trauma experts Martin Auerbach (Jerusalem) and David Becker (Berlin) and Volker Beck, Member of the Bundestag
Moderated by Daniel Friedrich Sturm (Die Welt)
A cooperation with AMCHA Germany, sponsored by German Foreign Office funds
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