Ghaïst Touma has participated in several radio and magazine interviews. Here you will find some excerpts of his collaborations in various subjects during his professional career.
Initially, the host interviews a marathonian who witnessed the Boston Marathon bombing as well as the 9/11 twin-tower attack. Then Psychologist Ghaïst Touma gives his opinion about post-traumatic stress and how to overcome such events. How to continue after an event such as the Boston Marathon bombing?
Following the floods in Pakistan, international aid is slow to arrive. It was much more difficult to raise funds for the Pakistan flood disaster than it was for the Haitian earthquake crisis. Psychologist Ghaïst Touma sheds light on the reasons that may explain such discrepancies in empathy.
How it is that Canadians are less empathetic Pakistan than they were for Haiti?
Article published in Selections
by Catherine Perreault-Lessard
September 20, 2016
As soon as the weekend was drawing to its end, a ball was forming in his stomach. A ball that kept growing throughout the day, which kept him from sleeping and often disappeared only when he got on the bus on Monday morning.
Article published in La Presse+
by Sophie Allard
July 19, 2016
“When an attack occurs, it clearly appears in my practice. There is an increase in clients”, says Ghaïst Touma, psychologist, and consultant in crisis. “In frail people who have experienced trauma, these events reactivate the structures of fear. ” Mr. Touma was asked to intervene…
Article published in Le Flambeau Mercier-Anjou
by Mrs. Stéphanie Maunay
November 12, 2014
“It is a very positive step on the part of a manager to ask a psychologist to intervene immediately and be present to support employees», said Ghaïst Touma, a Montreal Psychologist and crisis intervention specialist. If the situation is not carefully attended with the…”
Article published in Coup de pouce
by Mrs. Karine Vilder
January 5, 2010
Psychologist Ghaïst Touma, who regularly intervenes in the workplace when there is a suicide, confirms: “Emotional reactions resulting from a death by suicide are generally more intense and complex than those that occur after a natural or accidental death…
Article published in Clin d'oeil
by Mrs. Sylvie Michelon
November 1, 2008
Quebec is in motion. It changes so fast that it would be difficult to draw it in a single portrait. It would rather be thousands of photos, in a kaleidoscope. 2008 Survey.
