Hideout
by Elene Japaridze
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The short novel Hideout is Elene Japaridze’s debut in fiction.
The story of Aniko and her family begins in 1992 when the 8-year old girl leaves her war-stricken home town in Abkhazia with her mother and younger brother and embarks on a perilous journey to safety. Her life is full of pain, fear, injustice, love and great hope. And all the while, crossing the Chuberi pass isn’t the hardest experience she is to have. Aniko encounters more difficult and painful challenges: leaving her homeland, adapting to living in a foreign country, fighting to establish herself and care for her family. She also meets her true love, the unexpected feeling that turns her orderly life upside down.
Her positive outlook and strong spirit help her to stay optimistic even when everything seems hopeless. But will she be able to free herself from the ghost haunting her from the past? Will she be able not to hide into herself and face the reality after unbearable disappointment? An extraordinary twist awaits one at the end of the novel.
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Author Biography
Elene Japaridze is the professor of Psychology at the University of Georgia. Over the years she has worked extensively on the issues of children and women’s mental health. In 2015 she established her private psychotherapy practice. She also leads the clinical therapy practice at the Mental Hub Clinic; She works with individuals as well as various groups of patients.
Elene is the author of numerous articles on social and psychological issues. She is as well the initiator and leader of many programmes designed to assist patients in these areas. In 2014 she presented her thesis on the gender aspects of medication reliance within the international programme of Rutgers University. In 2015-16 she participated in the US licensed programme PlayWrite. She applied the outcome of the programme while working with the children traumatized after the 13 June 2015 disaster in Tbilisi.
Elene is actively involved in awareness raising of the public regarding mental health, is the author and co-author of The Open Circle, Felix, Family Zone Georgia and many other programmes.
Since 2016 she has collaborated with Tbilisi Gestalt Institute, as well as being involved in the licensed programme on the European Gestalt Therapy.
Sulakauri Publishing
Sulakauri Publishing is a general publisher. 25 years on the market, today it is a leading Georgian publisher with a big but curated list of Georgian and translated literature.
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- ISBN/Identifier 9789941307317
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