transnational trauma

When Distress Is Collective: Implications for Clinical Training and Supervision

Over the past several years, a recurring pattern has emerged in clinical consultation and supervision among therapists working with clients from diaspora communities affected by war, political repression, migration, and ongoing sociopolitical instability.Many of these clients are not responding primarily to past trauma in the conventional sense. They are responding to circumstances that are still […]

Bahareh Sahebi, PsyD, LMFT

June 22, 2026