Regine Uwibereyeho leads trauma workshops in Rwanda
Regine Uwibereyeho, once targeted as a Tutsi during the 1994 genocide, survived but lost two brothers. In 1996 she began World Vision supported trauma recovery sessions for Hutu and Tutsi survivors, sharing principles that helped many heal and forgive. The article outlines truth telling before God and others as a foundational practice.
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Regine Uwibereyeho
Regine
Healing through group therapy and faith after genocide
Survivors share painful memories in workshops to heal and forgive. Listening with an open heart, mutual support, recognizing value, and trusting a suffering God help rebuild dignity. Pastor Bill Evans of South Peace Fellowship Baptist Church has guided this church-based approach in Chetwynd for over fourteen years.
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Understanding FAS and ARBD in Foster Care
This column outlines visible signs and challenges of fetal alcohol spectrum in a foster child known as Susie. It notes characteristics such as a slim build, facial features, learning difficulties and an IQ around 70 to 75, and explains the limitations in academic progress and daily tasks despite reading aloud well.
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