Medical Association for the Rehabilitation of Victims of Torture and Violence (AMRVT)

Established in 2001 by dedicated physicians, psychiatrists, and clinical psychologists, the Medical Association for the Rehabilitation of Victims of Torture (AMRVT) stands as a prominent Moroccan clinical centre specializing in psychotrauma and violence recovery. The organization provides specialized care to individuals enduring the aftermath of extreme cruelty, armed conflict violence, and intentional bodily trauma, including Moroccan citizens and refugees from conflict zones across the African continent. The clinical manifestations of these severe violations encompass complex post-traumatic stress disorder, debilitating anxiety, dissociative symptoms, and fractured self-worth. To facilitate enduring healing, AMRVT implements an integrated clinical framework joining medical diagnostics, specialized psychotherapy, psychiatric management, and social casework.

Operating in accordance with international human rights standards, notably the United Nations Istanbul Protocol, AMRVT conducts thorough forensic documentation and therapeutic assessments. Clinical interventions integrate evidence-based trauma modalities such as trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapies, neuro-emotional desensitization, somatic physiotherapeutic release, and empathetic supportive casework. Beyond direct clinical provision, AMRVT coordinates continuing training curricula for Moroccan healthcare professionals, fostering clinical expertise in trauma identification while advocating resolutely for psychological rehabilitation and universal health access.

Specialized psychiatric and clinical consultations diagnosing acute and complex psychotrauma. Individual psychotherapy and trauma-informed cognitive intervention programs. Forensic medical assessments and clinical reports following the Istanbul Protocol guidelines. Restorative physiotherapy, somatic integration, and body awareness therapy. Comprehensive social support, bureaucratic case navigation, and hospital linkage. Clinical training workshops delivered to physicians, psychologists, and caseworkers.

Strictly confidential and dignified reception at the Casablanca clinical headquarters. Access is granted through medical, judicial, or associative referral, as well as direct appointments arranged via telephone.

Consulting psychiatrists, clinical psychologists specialized in psychotraumatology, forensic and general physicians, physiotherapists, and licensed medical-social workers.

Accredited member of the International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT, Copenhagen), operating in structured coordination with the psychiatric departments of Ibn Rochd University Hospital in Casablanca and Moroccan human rights networks.