Multicultural Considerations for the Past, Present, & Future of our FieldContextualizing Dissociation and Dissociative Disorders Nicholas A. Pierorazio, Christina M. Dardis, & Bethany L. Brand Section Editor: Claire J. Starrs Dissociation is presently understood as […]
Ani Kalayjian & Andrew Dolinear The Association of Trauma Outreach and Prevention (ATOP) MeaningfulWorld is an international non-governmental organization affiliated with the United Nation’s Department of Global Communication. MeaningfulWorld offers mental health education programs and […]
IN BRIEF Claire J. Starrs (Section Editor), Hannah Fraser-Purdy, & Vera Békés AN IMPORTANT FOCUS OF THE STUDY OF TRAUMA IS ITS INTERGENERATIONAL IMPACT. An increasing body of evidence indicates important mental health consequences on […]
SPOTLIGHT Claire J. Starrs Section Editor WELCOME TO OUR NEW MULTICULTURAL & DIVERSITY SECTION SPOTLIGHT FEATURE. We hope that it can constitute a starting point for a deeper dive into important issues currently making headlines, […]
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 […]
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 […]
Amy Nitza & Andrew O’Meara Section Editor: Claire J. Starrs THE INSTITUTE FOR DISASTER MENTAL HEALTH (IDMH) provides lessons from two decades of disaster response. IDMH was founded shortly after the events of September 11, […]
Claire J. Starrs (Section Editor) & Awehiawaks K. Herne SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, Black and Indigenous communities, in the United States and Canada, have been disproportionally impacted with more infections and deaths […]
The Coronavirus pandemic has aggravated many issues throughout the world. The lockdowns and regulations imposed by different governments have led many to face unprecedented circumstances. Honduras, a country unfortunately known for its high rates of […]
Immigrants are the fastest growing population in the United States (U.S.), with more than half of the 44 million foreign-born residents and 11 million undocumented immigrants being from Latin America (Passel & Cohn, 2019; Radford […]
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