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Arriba: Hadia Zarzour. Ilustraci\u00f3n de Daniel J. Rowell.<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Hadia Zarzour es consejera cl\u00ednica profesional licenciada y cofundadora de la <\/em>Syrian Community Network<\/em>una organizaci\u00f3n sin \u00e1nimo de lucro decidida a ayudar a los refugiados sirios reasentados a construir una nueva vida en Estados Unidos. Hadia ense\u00f1\u00f3 Introducci\u00f3n a la Psicolog\u00eda a estudiantes universitarios en Damasco. Tambi\u00e9n es cofundadora de Insan, una organizaci\u00f3n sin \u00e1nimo de lucro fundada en 2012 con el prop\u00f3sito de prestar apoyo psicol\u00f3gico a ni\u00f1os y adultos sirios en Turqu\u00eda, Jordania y L\u00edbano.<\/em><\/p>\n

Hadia habl\u00f3 de la vida, la terapia y los recuerdos con <\/em>Borderless\u00a0el 20 de febrero, poco antes de que el presidente Trump emitiera una nueva prohibici\u00f3n de viajar para los sirios. Comparti\u00f3 sus experiencias como terapeuta de refugiados y c\u00f3mo encontr\u00f3 su segundo hogar en Chicago.<\/em><\/p>\n

Me encanta cuando te encuentras con gente inesperadamente en Chicago. Te hace sentir que tienes ra\u00edces aqu\u00ed. En Damasco siempre me encontraba con mis alumnos y amigos por toda la ciudad. T\u00edpico de un profesor, \u00bfverdad? Siria siempre fue mi hogar, pero luego Chicago se convirti\u00f3 inesperadamente en mi hogar tambi\u00e9n.<\/p>\n

Cuando pierdes tus ra\u00edces, sientes que una parte de la historia de lo que eres ha desaparecido. Lo veo en las familias de refugiados de aqu\u00ed y en m\u00ed mismo. Creo que por eso sigo aferrada a Siria. Damasco es una gran ciudad, pero al mismo tiempo en mi coraz\u00f3n se sent\u00eda peque\u00f1a. Damasco ten\u00eda algo \u00edntimo y real.<\/p>\n

Llegu\u00e9 a Chicago en 2009 para cursar un m\u00e1ster. Era la primera becaria Fulbright en Siria especializada en psicolog\u00eda del asesoramiento y mi plan era terminar el programa y volver para abrir un centro de asesoramiento en la Universidad \u00c1rabe Internacional de Damasco. Me faltaban pocos meses para terminar cuando empez\u00f3 la revoluci\u00f3n en 2011.<\/p>\n

Para ser sincera, en Siria hay una especie de estigma contra los estudios de psicolog\u00eda y la carrera de orientaci\u00f3n psicol\u00f3gica. Siempre abord\u00e9 la terapia desde el deseo de ayudar a la gente con sus problemas. Tal vez fuera una forma idealista de ver el mundo como estudiante, pero siempre sent\u00ed que pod\u00eda soportar y llevar el peso de ayudar a la gente a superar sus traumas. Los sirios en general no hablan de sentimientos individuales. Si pasas tiempo con sirios, te dar\u00e1s cuenta de que decimos mucho \"nosotros\". Creo que esto es indicativo de c\u00f3mo pensamos en el grupo, no en el individuo. Al final, todo es cuesti\u00f3n de comunidad.<\/p>\n

La terapia consiste en expresarse y eso significa hablar, y a menudo hablar de sentimientos se traduce en debilidad. Parecer d\u00e9bil es duro. He trabajado con otras comunidades de refugiados en Chicago durante cuatro a\u00f1os, pero ahora estoy centrada en trabajar con refugiados sirios reasentados. Me re\u00fano con estas familias de refugiados donde se encuentran, tanto emocional como f\u00edsicamente. A veces hacemos terapia de grupo para hablar de experiencias compartidas, pero la mayor parte de mi terapia es a trav\u00e9s de la gesti\u00f3n de casos con Syrian Community Network. Para los refugiados que desconf\u00edan de la terapia, se desarrollan v\u00edas alternativas para compartir sentimientos. Las preguntas sobre la depresi\u00f3n toman forma en conversaciones sobre patrones de sue\u00f1o, dolor de espalda, dolores de cabeza, quiz\u00e1 recuerdos. Es una conversaci\u00f3n en la que nunca se entra directamente. Se trata de un lenguaje t\u00e1cito y de lo que est\u00e1 oculto.<\/p>\n

Tambi\u00e9n nos centramos en satisfacer sus necesidades b\u00e1sicas. La seguridad en los barrios donde las agencias de reasentamiento colocan a las familias es un problema. Imaginemos que una madre sobrevivi\u00f3 al Ataque qu\u00edmico en Ghouta<\/a> en 2013, perdiendo un marido y un hijo, y luego est\u00e1 viviendo en un barrio con tiroteos. Sobrevivi\u00f3 a un ataque qu\u00edmico con cuatro hijos, pero aqu\u00ed est\u00e1 siendo re-traumatizada por la violencia armada de Chicago.<\/p>\n

La violencia dom\u00e9stica, los intentos de suicidio, a veces simplemente el estr\u00e9s de trasladarse a Estados Unidos y empezar una nueva vida son tambi\u00e9n problemas. Creo que el momento m\u00e1s duro para m\u00ed como terapeuta fue estar al lado de una madre siria cuando perdi\u00f3 a su beb\u00e9 en el hospital justo despu\u00e9s de nacer. Es encontrar el equilibrio entre superar el trauma y ayudarles a echar ra\u00edces en un nuevo hogar.<\/p>\n

Hoy empiezo a preocuparme por mis propias ra\u00edces en Siria. Siento que poco a poco mis v\u00ednculos con el pa\u00eds van desapareciendo. Toda mi vida en Siria, a pesar de la presi\u00f3n a lo largo de nuestras vidas, se sent\u00eda como si estuviera conduciendo a este momento de libertad. Estar fuera durante el comienzo de la revoluci\u00f3n me hizo sentir que, de alguna extra\u00f1a manera, me perd\u00eda los escasos momentos de libertad que, de ni\u00f1a, descubr\u00eda en los libros de contrabando que mi padre escond\u00eda detr\u00e1s de otros libros en la biblioteca de nuestra casa. Viv\u00ed mi vida esperando este momento de cambio, y ahora siento que eso se ha ido. Ech\u00e9 de menos el honor de estar en las calles de Damasco con otros valientes manifestantes pac\u00edficos.<\/p>\n

Pero luego pienso: \u00bfqu\u00e9 es Siria? Se me parte el coraz\u00f3n cuando pienso en ello. Al final, es s\u00f3lo gente. Es un s\u00edmbolo. Es un hogar. Pero ahora, Chicago tambi\u00e9n es un hogar. Cuando camino por la calle, siento que pertenezco a Chicago, pero es una de dos vidas. Es un poco como la vida despu\u00e9s de la muerte. Siento que he pasado de mi vida siria a mi vida estadounidense, y que todo ha desaparecido, excepto mi familia. Pero cuando hablas de lo que pasa en Siria, o de los recuerdos de tu vida all\u00ed, casi estoy conectando mis dos mundos.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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