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With ECLAT 38 Association

Proposed byAssociation ECLAT 38
Target audience
AudienceStateless people, Asylum seekers, French citizens, Statutory refugees, Beneficiaries of temporary protection, Beneficiaries of subsidiary protection
Level of FrenchLiteracy, A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2
Price
Free of charge
Where is it?
Living better after trauma and finding support
Adapted and personalized support for isolated people with post-traumatic stress disorders (nightmares, physical and mental exhaustion, hallucinations, etc.).
The objectives are to:
- be helped before entering care
- be directed to places suited to their situation
- do chosen activities and regain self-confidence.
You have to be referred by a professional or a volunteer.
Why is it interesting?
Symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder can include:
- difficulty sleeping, nightmares
- physical and mental fatigue/exhaustion
- difficulty learning and memorizing
- revivals (repetitions or reappearances), hallucinations
- etc...
Learning about and understanding your symptoms can help you live with them and get better.
We provide support when entering care:
- A psychiatrist can direct you to the most appropriate place for your situation and write a letter
- The mediator can help you translate, make an appointment, and accompany you if necessary on the day of the appointment.
- You can choose a physical or cultural activity that you like: reading, cooking, cycling...
- The mediator accompanies you to the practice location and stays if necessary.
If it is still too difficult to join a group, it is possible to practice the activity in pairs, with a volunteer from our association.
- You regain self-confidence
- You trust others more.
How to do it?
- You need to get in touch with a professional or volunteer who is supporting you and talk to them about this journey.
- You must ask them to go to the ECLAT 38 website and contact the association to join this course.
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