Psychologist Hugo Kamya works extensively with Sudanese and other African refugees and immigrants suffering trauma.
(Jodi Hilton for the Boston Globe)
Spiritual Life
Psychologist uses faith to aid refugees
Psychologist Hugo Kamya works extensively with Sudanese and other African refugees and immigrants suffering trauma.
(Jodi Hilton for the Boston Globe)
Turmoil in various African nations has created a generation of refugees who need not only the necessities of life in their new homeland but spiritual comfort for their trauma. Counseling them in Arlington, psychologist Hugo A. Kamya relies on his Catholicism's teaching of care for the stranger, as well as his own experience as an immigrant from strife-torn Uganda two ... (Full article: 815 words)
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