Traumatic events and high pressure - Journalists' exposure to mental health issues - Auslandsbüro Kambodscha
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Journalists are consistently confronted with disturbing and traumatic events. Further they bear a burden of responsibility towards society. Still there is few awareness about the critical mental health issues journalists are exposed to due to their work. They are affected by depression, a feel of guilt, post-traumatic stress disorder and burnout. It is time to talk about the vulnerability of journalists to mental health issues and propose solutions and support.
About our distinguished speakers:
Mech Dara
Mech Dara is a Cambodian reporter for an independent news website, VOD English, primarily covering politics and human rights issues. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Media Management from the Department of Media and Communication of the Royal University of Phnom Penh. Dara had previously worked for The Cambodia Daily and The Phnom Penh Post. Sotheary YIM Sotheary YIM is an accomplished psychologist, organizational coach and peacebuilder. Her work is at the intersection of trauma, healing and reconciliation, with a specific focus on resilience and growth. Sotheary created Sneha center as a space for people to meet with therapists, coaches and peers to find the intersection and connect their crises with healing and reconciliation, so they realize and utilize their full potential.
Sotheary YIM
Sotheary YIM is an accomplished psychologist, organizational coach and peacebuilder. Her work is at the intersection of trauma, healing and reconciliation, with a specific focus on resilience and growth. Sotheary created Sneha center as a space for people to meet with therapists, coaches and peers to find the intersection and connect their crises with healing and reconciliation, so they realize and utilize their full potential.
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Programm
5:30-6:30 pm
Registration, Networking (finger food and drinks provided)
6:30-7:00 pm
Panel discussion
"Traumatic events and high pressure - Journalists' exposure to mental health issues
7:00-7:30 pm
Q & A (open to the audience)
Note: The panel discussion will be conducted in English