Dayana Tabbara, MSF mental health counsellor, provides psychological first aid to a patient and her daughter.. Lebanon, September 2024 © Salam Daoud/MSF

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    Widescale bombings in Lebanon

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    Lebanon: Helping children and adults cope with the traumas of war
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