Claire J Starrs & Rachel J Grohbrugge WHEN ADULTS FIGHT, CHILDREN SUFFER. This is never more true than during armed conflict. Of the approximate 43 million Ukrainian population, 8.75 million are aged between 0-19 years […]
Beatrice Lee Section Editor: Emre Umucu WHILE ALMOST ONE MILLION INDIVIDUALS in the United States have multiple sclerosis (MS; National Multiple Sclerosis Society [NMSS], 2022a), there is no accurate estimation of prevalence or incidence for […]
Elizabeth Carll Section Editor; Founder & Chair, Refugee Mental Health Resource Network THERE IS AN ONGOING NEED for mental health experts to work with refugees, immigrants, and internally displaced peoples (IDPs) which appears to be […]
Anna Kharaz & Emily Lapolice WHEN WE EXPLORE ANY INQUIRY INTO OUR UNDERSTANDING OF TRAUMA—in the fields of medicine and mental health, as well as public policy and advocacy, we are talking about the human […]
Dear TPN friends, THE EDITORIAL TEAM & I WISH YOU A KIND WELCOME to the Trauma Psychology News Spring 2022 issue. As the two-year mark of the ongoing pandemic passes, we now face a confluence […]
President’s Column Lisa M. Rocchio, PhD Dear Division 56 members, Let me start by saying that It is a privilege to have been a member of this division since its inception, and I am honored […]
Heather Littleton & Amie Grills UNFORTUNATELY, BEING THE TARGET OF CYBER HARASSMENT is an extremely common experience among academics, particularly among those who are members of marginalized and minoritized groups. As trauma researchers and clinicians, […]
Leila Johnson & Roy Henry Vickers Section Editor: Claire J. Starrs The Fall 2021 cover image of Trauma Psychology News features Roy Henry Vickers’ Nisg̱a’a Mountain, artwork of a Lax̱g̱altsʼap Community member in a mountain […]
Charles Edmund Degeneffe Section Editor: Emre Umucu SEPTEMBER 11, 2021 MARKS THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY of acts of terrorism against the United States at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and the fields of Shanksville, Pennsylvania. […]
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