Cambodia's hidden scars
Subtitle: trauma psychology in the wake of the Khmer Rouge : an edited volume on Cambodia's mental health
By: edited by Beth van Schaack, Daryn Reicherter, Youk Chhang ; managing editor, Autumn Talbott
Contributors: Documentation Center of Cambodia
Series: Documentation series / Documentation Center of Cambodia -- no. 17
Publisher: Documentation Center of Cambodia
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 230
Subjects: Political atrocities; Post-traumatic stress disorder; Psychic trauma; Genocide; Psychological aspects
Other titles: Trauma psychology in the wake of the Khmer Rouge
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.

In English.
Table of contents: title: The impact of war and genocide on psychiatry and social psychology / by Daryn Reicherter & Alexandra Aylward; title: The effect of the Khmer Rouge on the mental health of Cambodia and Cambodians / by James K. Boehlein & J. David Kinzie; title: PTSD severity and key idioms of distress among rural Cambodians, the results of a need assessment / by Devon Hinton [and three others]; title: Intergenerational transmission of trauma stemming from the Khmer Rouge regime, an attachment perspective / by Nigel P. Field; title: Post-traumatic stress reaction and secondary trauma effects at tribunals, the ECCC example / by S. Megan Berthold & Gerald Gray; title: Trauma in the courtroom / by John D. Ciorciari & Anne Heindel; title: Justice and healing at the Khmer Rouge tribunal, the psychological impact of civil party participation / by Judith Strasser [and three others]; title: Participation as reparations, the EECC and healing in Cambodia / by Tony Holness & Jaya Ramji-Nogales; title: Cambodian perspectives on the resources for trauma-related mental health / by Daryn Reicherter & Kok-Thay Eng; title: Analysis of trauma-related mental health resources in Cambodia, consensus ideas for an improved method / by Daryn Reicherter, James Boehlein & Joe Stewart; title: Mental health reform, toward a national program for trauma-related mental health / by Daryn Reicherter, Beth Van Schaack & Youk Chhang.