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 […]
Elizabeth Carll Section Editor; Founder & Chair, Refugee Mental Health Resource Network AS THE 2021 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION CONVENTION was virtual this year and travel did not take place, it was recognized that support for […]
Elizabeth Carll Section Editor; Founder and Chair of the Refugee Mental Health Resource Network INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE UPDATE Division 56 provides an annual $1,000 travel stipend for international students who are citizens of developing countries to […]
Migration due to wars, conflict, and persecution worldwide continues to unfold, with the number of people having fled internationally or displaced within their country reaching unprecedented levels according to the United Nations High Commissioner for […]
During the past decade the number of forced migrants including refugees and asylum seekers has reached crisis proportions with the highest historic levels of migration. Children separated from their families have made headlines around the […]
Elizabeth Carll, Ph.D. with Laura Captari, M.A., M.S. As part of the series of interviews conducted by student members with trauma psychologists from various parts of the world, Laura Captari, a student member of the 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 […]
By: Elizabeth Carll, PhD and Vincenzo Teran, PsyD As part of the series of interviews conducted by student members with trauma psychologists from various parts of the world, Rayna Sanghvi a student member of the International […]
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 […]
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