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Facing the Moment: Transforming Grueling Conflict (Ep. 16)

How trauma, fear, identity, and culture shape responses to conflict—and the resolutions to conflict.
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In this episode of “Facing the Moment,” we dive into the complex terrain of conflict, exploring its roots, impact, and transformative potential. Host Toufic Hakim, PhD, engages in a conversation with Chady Rahme, PhD, a professor of philosophy and psychology, IFS-trained psychotherapist, and expert in conflict mediation. Together, they discuss the nature of conflict, the role of fear, identity, and culture, and how trauma shapes responses to conflict.

Chady shares his personal journey of navigating the challenges of civil war in Lebanon and his work with refugees and communities affected by violence. The episode offers insights into fostering compassion, humility, and resilience and highlights the importance of self-awareness and community in transforming conflicts into opportunities for growth.

Join us for this inspiring and thought-provoking discussion on how to face conflict with courage, hope, and humanity.

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  • Chady Rahme

    Chady Rahme, PhD is a faculty member in psychology and philosophy at Notre Dame University, Lebanon. He holds a PhD in Philosophy and a Master’s degree in clinical psychology. He is also an Internal Family Systems therapist and recently became a co-lead trainer with the the IFS institute.  

    Chady has a special area of interest to help heal legacy burdens in order for new generations to live in more harmony; he has lead conflict-transformation programs in Syria and the Western Sahara.

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  • Toufic Hakim, PhD is Executive Director of the Foundation for Self Leadership

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