[psych-hr] Re: Carnegie Council Seminars (New York City, June 2003)

Andy (and other list members),

Thanks for the update. I have contemplated making a proposal around trauma
and the effects on the stranded peace process. I am a psychologist and
tramatist but the fellows program seemed a bit intimidating as I am in
practice and haven't been in academics for a long time. I have an idea
about the cyclic nature of war and the neurophysiology of trauma that
guarantees the cycle will repeat in predictable regions due to the changes
in the neurological landcape of the neocortex after war. We seem to be
relentlessly unaware of the part played by the untreated trauma of the
peace makers in post warconflict,which is an oxymoron in itself. I am
looking for others who have reached the place of frustration with
continuing to look in the policy box for the answers.

Jennifer White-Baughan Ph.D.
E-mail: JWBaughan@netscape.net



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