HEROIN COMMEMORATION IN MEMORY OF WAR VICTIMS

Human societies have distinctive features compared with other species in the animal kingdom, such as the curiosity they display about their past events, the need to know about their origins or the questions linked to their origins. Answers to these questions come in a wide variety of forms, from religion to the exploration of collective memory. This last question is the starting point for an approach that will give rise to a discipline that has taken shape in the twenty-first century in Africa in general and in the DRC in particular, which has seen much destruction with its upheavals in the landscape. In this book, the author invites readers to use the theory of EMDR. In Africa, the practice of EMDR is much more recent. EMDR research into trauma reduction on our continent is still underdeveloped. The research carried out so far only concerns part of the continent.