References: ActionAid (2005), An in-depth study on the impact of Operation Murambatsvina/Restore Order in Zimbabwe. ActionAid International in collaboration with the Counselling Services Unit (CSU), Combined Harare Residents’ Association (CHRA) and the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP). November 2005. AMANI (2000), Training nurses in the assessment and management of psychological disorders: Report of AMANI Trust’s programme in Mashonaland Central Province, Zimbabwe , HARARE: AMANI. Amani (2002), Preliminary Report of a Survey on Internally Displaced Persons from Commercial Farms in Zimbabwe , HARARE: ZIMBABWE. CSVR (2006), Women on the run: Women survivors of torture amongst refugees in South Africa. Report produced for the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation and the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition. ZIMBABWE TORTURE VICTIMS/SURVIVORS PROJECT: CENTRE FOR VIOLENCE AND RECONCILIATION; IASC (2007), IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings, GENEVA: INTER-AGENCY STANDING COMMITTEE. Idasa (2005), Between a Rock and a Hard Place. A window on the situation of Zimbabweans living in Gauteng . A Report by the Zimbabwe Torture. Victims Project. September 2005. PRETORIA: IDASA. Intervention (2009), Special Issue: the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings – from discussion to implementation, 6, 193-347. Mollica ,R F, Lopes Cardozo, B, Osofsky, H J, Raphael, B, Ager,A, & Salama, P(2004), Mental health in complex emergencies, LANCET, 364: 2058–67. Mollica, R.F. Guerra, R. Bhasin, R. & Lavelle,J (Eds), BOOK OF BEST PRACTICES. TRAUMA AND THE ROLE OF MENTAL HEALTH IN POST-CONFLICT RECOVERY, Project 1 Billion: International Congress of Ministers of Health for Mental Health and Post-Conflict Recovery, 2004. RAU (2009), A Research Note on the Effectiveness of the Tree of Life. Report prepared by Tony Reeler [Director]. June 2009. HARARE: RESEARCH & ADVOCACY UNIT [unpublished]. Reeler, A.P.(1991), Psychological disorders in primary care and the development of clinical services: An African perspective, THE PSYCHOLOGIST, 4, 349-353. Reeler, A P (2008), Dealing with the ―Complex Emergency‖ in Zimbabwe: Thoughts on Psycho-social support to the community. HARARE: RESEARCH & Advocacy UNIT. Reeler, A.P., & Mbape,P. (1998), A pilot study of a brief form of psychotherapy for survivors of torture: The Single Therapeutic Interview, TORTURE, 8, 120-126. Reeler, A.P., & Mupinda, M. (1996), An Investigation into the psychological sequelae of Torture and Organised Violence in Zimbabwean war veterans, LEGAL FORUM, 8, 12-27. Reeler, A.P, Chitiske, K.C, Maisva, F, & Reeler, B.M (2009), The Tree of Life. Empowering and healing the survivors of torture. August 2007. TORTURE (in press). Reeler, A.P., Mbape,P., Matshona,J., Mhetura,J., & Hlatywayo,E. (2001), The prevalence and nature of disorders due to torture in Mashonaland Central Province, Zimbabwe, TORTURE, 11, 4-9. RAU (2009), Thoughts on national healing. HARARE: RESEARCH & ADVOCACY UNIT. SACST (2008), Victims of Organized Violence and Torture in Zimbabweans attending Refugee Reception Offices in South Africa: Prevalence & Associated Features. March 2008. JOHANNESBURG: THE SOUTHERN AFRICAN CENTRE FOR SURVIVORS OF TORTURE. WHO (2003), Mental health in emergencies: mental and social aspects of health of populations exposed to extreme stressors. Geneva: Department of Mental Health and Substance Dependence. WHO. WOZA (2008), The traumatic consequences of gross human rights violations suffered by WOZA women. HARARE: WOMEN OF ZIMBABWE ARISE. Yoder, C (2005), The Little Book of Trauma Healing. When Violence Strikes and Community Security is Threatened, PENNSYLVANNIA: GOOD BOOKS. Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum (1999), A Consolidated Report on the Food Riots 19—23 January 1998, HARARE: ZIMBABWE HUMAN RIGHTS NGO FORUM.