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Le PEER fonctionne grâce à la bonne volonté des victimes de kidnapping comme à celle de la communauté des thérapeutes motivés par une meilleure compréhension de ces expériences ; l’objectif consiste également à promouvoir un réseau de support psychologique et d’éducation, à étudier les implications que de tels phénomènes ne manquent pas de suggérer et à étendre l’information autant que faire se peut auprès du grand public. Le PEER n’hésite pas à enquêter au niveau mondial sur toutes ces questions et à collecter tous les documents qui s’y rapportent. Nous serions heureux que les personnes qui se sentent concernées, qui désirent nous faire part d’informations ou souhaitent en savoir davantage sur le PEER, entrent en contact avec nous. Tout envoi demeurera strictement confidentiel. Il est conseillé de n’envoyer aucun document original ou que vous désireriez que l’on vous retourne.

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Veuillez indiquer les sujets qui vous intéressent plus particulièrement.

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- l’aide que je pourrais apporter aux victimes de

kidnapping dans un contexte thérapeutique ;

- un échange d’informations inter-culturelles sur tous

ces phénomènes ;

- un don au PEER.

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