Division 56 has been my home from the moment I became an APA member. Having the opportunity to be part of one of the Division’s publications has been an exciting and humbling experience. Working with the […]
Trauma Psychology in Times of Great Change By: Elizabeth Carll, PhD The global community is experiencing unprecedented changes in recent times, most notably in 2017. On the global level, the United Nations (UN) elected a […]
I would like to personally thank Dr. Joan Cook for dedication and hard work during the past year. As a division, I believe we all feel fortunate to have had her leadership. My hope is […]
Sustaining a Vibrant Trauma Psychology Community While it’s important to recognize what has been done, it is equally important to recognize that much work remains. As we go forward in doing that work, we need […]
Summer has always been a time I have looked forward to and thoroughly enjoyed, mostly because it meant long days, vacations, barbeques, and opportunities to spend time with family and friends. This continues as many […]
APA Convention is just around the corner and I’m hoping many of you will join us for a fun and productive line-up of programming. We have our usual outstanding array of poster sessions and symposia, […]
Dear Colleagues, Hope everyone’s year is off to healthy and productive start! To begin, I would like to thank Dr. Beth Rom-Rhymer for her poise, diligence, and leadership during her tenure as president. Her guidance […]
Trauma Psychology: Getting the Word Out By: Joan Cook, PhD We have accomplished so much in a relatively short period of time. In 2006, the Division of Trauma Psychology was started with 901 members. Since […]
As winter approaches, we are […]
As we come to the end of 2014, I want to […]
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