La résilience à l’ASE par la culture : un défi relevé par les équipes mobiles
Cyclone Chido, followed by tropical storm Dikeledi, largely destroyed the island of Mayotte in December 2024 and January 2025, affecting the entire population, which has been left deeply scarred. The sensory upheavals experienced during their passage and in the weeks that followed played a crucial r...
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| Samenvatting: | Cyclone Chido, followed by tropical storm Dikeledi, largely destroyed the island of Mayotte in December 2024 and January 2025, affecting the entire population, which has been left deeply scarred. The sensory upheavals experienced during their passage and in the weeks that followed played a crucial role in the management of the collective trauma. Identifying and naming these sensory experiences proved to be of valuable help in overcoming this ordeal during the first four weeks (post-immediate phase). |
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