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This lone mental health clinic in northern Syria tackles mental trauma of war

AFP

Published : Jul 27, 2017, 4:46 pm IST
Updated : Sep 9, 2017, 1:50 pm IST
The horrors of Syria's six-year war have left the country's population with devastating psychological scars (Photo: AFP)
The horrors of Syria's six-year war have left the country's population with devastating psychological scars (Photo: AFP)
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A male patient from the neighbouring province of Raqa came back to his bombed-out home to find the lifeless bodies of his wife and six children (Photo: AFP)
A male patient from the neighbouring province of Raqa came back to his bombed-out home to find the lifeless bodies of his wife and six children (Photo: AFP)
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Male patients with shaved heads squat barefoot in a courtyard, some dressed in uniforms and others in T-shirts and tracksuit trousers (Photo: AFP)
Male patients with shaved heads squat barefoot in a courtyard, some dressed in uniforms and others in T-shirts and tracksuit trousers (Photo: AFP)
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The second floor houses female patients in patterned dresses and flowery headscarves (Photo: AFP)
The second floor houses female patients in patterned dresses and flowery headscarves (Photo: AFP)
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The horrors of Syria's six-year war have left the country's population with devastating psychological scars (Photo: AFP)
The horrors of Syria's six-year war have left the country's population with devastating psychological scars (Photo: AFP)
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They were tortured and beaten, especially on the head. They started to have mental problems (Photo: AFP)
They were tortured and beaten, especially on the head. They started to have mental problems (Photo: AFP)
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Others have developed anxieties related to the relentless bombing and violence that has killed more than 330,000 people (Photo: AFP)
Others have developed anxieties related to the relentless bombing and violence that has killed more than 330,000 people (Photo: AFP)
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Tags: health and well being, trauma, mental health, Syria conflict