Author Archives: mike

Reflections on My Responses to 9/11

By mike | Published: October 27, 2004

When I was asked to present during this conference on the experience of the Arab American and Muslim community before, during and post 9/11, I felt it was an opportunity to pause and reflect on the seeming unending series of events that changed our existence as an immigrant community living in the US....Read More

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An Integrated Health and Wellness Program for Muslim Religious Leaders

By mike | Published: August 1, 2004

In the aftermath of a number of disasters in the early 1990s, the importance of addressing the psychological needs of victims was amply demonstrated....Read More

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Human Security and Dignity for Humanitarian Workers

By mike | Published: September 9, 2003

There is a cost to caring....Read More

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Group therapy with Arab American victims of domestic violence

By mike | Published: February 1, 2003

How does group therapy help patients? A naïve question, but, if we can answer it with some measure of precision and certainty, we will have at our disposal a central organizing principle by which to approach the most vexing and controversial problems of psychotherapy....Read More

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Homeland Security and Immigration Issues After 9/11

By mike | Published: January 10, 2003

The Office of Homeland Security’s mission is to develop and coordinate the implementation of a comprehensive national strategy to secure the United States from terrorist threats or attacks....Read More

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