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Home News CoverageThe Joy of Seeing Hope, Dignity and Spirit Restored in Victims of Torture By Reem Abbasi, Psychotherapist/Trainer Published October 2, 2015 In a speech delivered in St. Paul, Reem Abbasi, psychotherapist/trainer at CVT Jordan, spoke about her work with a 13 year-old Syrian girl who had been held in prison. Reem used the name “Jana” for the child, who was taken by forces in order to get her father to turn himself in. Jana told Reem, “I don’t deserve life, my father has been killed because of me.” But Jana found healing through psychotherapy and physiotherapy sessions at CVT Jordan.LinkThe Joy of Seeing Hope, Dignity and Spirit Restored in Victims of TortureSourceMinnPost About The Author Dr. Reem Abbasi Learn MoreShare this News Coverage