Therapy in the shadow of terror

This week, delivering therapy to the enemy. Meet Jewish psychotherapist and anthropologist Dr Henry Abramovitch, president of the Israel Institute for Jungian Psychology. In Jerusalem he soothes the souls of both Israeli and Palestinian clients. But with suicide bombs exploding in the neighbourhood, politics can't help but creep into the therapeutic setting. Continually confronted with their combined mortality, the boundaries between therapist and client, victim and perpetrator, take on very different dimensions. Dr Abramovitch joins Natasha Mitchell as a feature guest, with powerful insights into the personal nightmares of a population divided by decades of conflict.