Why psychological wounds after the war do not heal by themselves.
Hoda Sadat Fakenhad - IRNA reporter
🔹 Peace is the first thing that comes to us after the inflammatory days; But it is not always easy to return to normal life. Sometimes just a loud voice, sudden news or even a simple reminder of the past is enough for a wave of anxiety and insomnia to hit us again; The war seems to be over, but the mind is still stuck in those difficult days. However, many of those struggling with these hidden turmoils have not yet taken the first step to cross this path and receive special support.
Referring to the results of the post-war mental health follow-up, Dr. Erzu Sadat Malkaniya, a psychologist and psychotherapist, says: Out of more than 435,000 people who completed the assessment, 70,723 people were identified as being in the high-risk group. These statistics show that war not only damages infrastructure, buildings and economic conditions, but also affects people's psychological security.