The Me You Can See: Fawzi, an 11-year-old who loves to play with his friends.pic.twitter.com/gySlk8Rok4
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Now, he doesn’t like to think about it because it makes him cry, and he thinks the solution is to try and forget his brother. He’s experiencing trauma, but he’s too young to even know it...let alone have the tools to process it.
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Enter Dr. @essamdaod, a child psychiatrist working with kids of Syrian refugees with his international aid organization @HumanityCrew. He believes that when you escape your troubled home, it’s not only your body that suffers and is in need of a doctor, but also your mind.pic.twitter.com/ixR4XIh5Z9
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It’s his job to help connect the current lives of young children to the souls and minds they left behind. And that’s what he’s trying to help Fawzi do: Process the trauma, find the good memories, and transform this traumatic experience into something good.
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Thank you, Fawzi and Dr. Essam. I see you. Watch Fawzi’s story with Dr. Essam on
#TheMeYouCantSee, available now on@AppleTV+:http://apple.co/themeyoucantseeShow this thread
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