International

There has been a growing urgency to address the global migration problem impacting many nations including the U.S.  The recent crisis resulting from the separation of children from their parents and families when attempting to […]

International Committee Update By: Elizabeth Carll, PhD, Chair and Vincenzo Teran, PsyD, Co-Chair As part of the series of interviews conducted by student members with trauma psychologists from various parts of the world, Laura Captari, a […]

By: Kevin M. DeJesus, PhD                                              The scope of traumatic experiences that many refugees endure is staggering. The violence displaced persons live through, and the losses they often experience can induce profound psychological trauma. In the […]

Special International Section with a Focus on Refugees Elizabeth Carll, PhD, International Editor Research on the experiences and plight of refugees in current and often dangerous circumstances is a difficult task and data are very […]

By: Brigitte Khoury, PhD Since the beginning of the war in Syria in 2011, Lebanon has been facing a major challenge with the influx of Syrian refugees into its territories. The number of registered refugees […]

By: Ilene Serlin, PhD Like the Chinese proverb: “May you have an interesting life,” this was certainly a most interesting time to be in China. President Xi Jinpin had just met with President Trump, and […]