Home > Public Resources > Trauma Blog > 2017 - July Clinical Issues and Treatment Clinician’s Corner: Working Clinically with Refugee Children and Adolescents in the U.S. StressPoints The work I have done over the course of the past seven years as Director of Psychological Services at the Hasbro Pediatric Refugee Clinic in Providence, Rhode Island, United States (U.S.) is undoubtedly the most difficult and rewarding role of my professional life. Developmental Traumatology Incapacitated Sexual Assault (ISA) on College Campuses: Emerging Spaces for Clinical Intervention StressPoints With several universities in the United States currently undergoing Title IX investigations (Fedina, Holmes, & Backes, 2016; Sutton, 2016), campus responses to preventing campus sexual violence and investigating sexual assault are increasingly under scrutiny (Sabina & Ho, 2014). Member Reflections: Trauma-Informed Care at the End of Life StressPoints Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among medical patients often goes unrecognized by healthcare professionals despite the fact that medical care and the stress of dealing with an illness can exacerbate underlying posttraumatic stress. Student Perspectives: Healing the Wounds of Torture StressPoints With increasing global unrest, we are faced with troubling images of human suffering and despair on numerous media and news outlets. Browse Clinical Issues and Treatment articles International and Global Clinician’s Corner: Working Clinically with Refugee Children and Adolescents in the U.S. StressPoints The work I have done over the course of the past seven years as Director of Psychological Services at the Hasbro Pediatric Refugee Clinic in Providence, Rhode Island, United States (U.S.) is undoubtedly the most difficult and rewarding role of my professional life. Browse International and Global articles Student and Early Career Developmental Traumatology Incapacitated Sexual Assault (ISA) on College Campuses: Emerging Spaces for Clinical Intervention StressPoints With several universities in the United States currently undergoing Title IX investigations (Fedina, Holmes, & Backes, 2016; Sutton, 2016), campus responses to preventing campus sexual violence and investigating sexual assault are increasingly under scrutiny (Sabina & Ho, 2014). Student Perspectives: Healing the Wounds of Torture StressPoints With increasing global unrest, we are faced with troubling images of human suffering and despair on numerous media and news outlets. Browse Student and Early Career articles Trauma and the Arts Media Matters: Popular Culture Portrayals of Intimate Partner Violence: Providing Vital Visibility StressPoints Intimate partner violence (IPV) is physical, sexual, or psychological violence and aggression by a current or former partner (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2016). Trauma and World Literature: Mary Karr’s The Art of Memoir StressPoints Mary Karr has been a critically and commercially successful author of memoirs. These have included descriptions of her own traumatic experience. Browse Trauma and the Arts articles
Home > Public Resources > Trauma Blog > 2017 - July Clinical Issues and Treatment Clinician’s Corner: Working Clinically with Refugee Children and Adolescents in the U.S. StressPoints The work I have done over the course of the past seven years as Director of Psychological Services at the Hasbro Pediatric Refugee Clinic in Providence, Rhode Island, United States (U.S.) is undoubtedly the most difficult and rewarding role of my professional life. Developmental Traumatology Incapacitated Sexual Assault (ISA) on College Campuses: Emerging Spaces for Clinical Intervention StressPoints With several universities in the United States currently undergoing Title IX investigations (Fedina, Holmes, & Backes, 2016; Sutton, 2016), campus responses to preventing campus sexual violence and investigating sexual assault are increasingly under scrutiny (Sabina & Ho, 2014). Member Reflections: Trauma-Informed Care at the End of Life StressPoints Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among medical patients often goes unrecognized by healthcare professionals despite the fact that medical care and the stress of dealing with an illness can exacerbate underlying posttraumatic stress. Student Perspectives: Healing the Wounds of Torture StressPoints With increasing global unrest, we are faced with troubling images of human suffering and despair on numerous media and news outlets. Browse Clinical Issues and Treatment articles International and Global Clinician’s Corner: Working Clinically with Refugee Children and Adolescents in the U.S. StressPoints The work I have done over the course of the past seven years as Director of Psychological Services at the Hasbro Pediatric Refugee Clinic in Providence, Rhode Island, United States (U.S.) is undoubtedly the most difficult and rewarding role of my professional life. Browse International and Global articles Student and Early Career Developmental Traumatology Incapacitated Sexual Assault (ISA) on College Campuses: Emerging Spaces for Clinical Intervention StressPoints With several universities in the United States currently undergoing Title IX investigations (Fedina, Holmes, & Backes, 2016; Sutton, 2016), campus responses to preventing campus sexual violence and investigating sexual assault are increasingly under scrutiny (Sabina & Ho, 2014). Student Perspectives: Healing the Wounds of Torture StressPoints With increasing global unrest, we are faced with troubling images of human suffering and despair on numerous media and news outlets. Browse Student and Early Career articles Trauma and the Arts Media Matters: Popular Culture Portrayals of Intimate Partner Violence: Providing Vital Visibility StressPoints Intimate partner violence (IPV) is physical, sexual, or psychological violence and aggression by a current or former partner (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2016). Trauma and World Literature: Mary Karr’s The Art of Memoir StressPoints Mary Karr has been a critically and commercially successful author of memoirs. These have included descriptions of her own traumatic experience. Browse Trauma and the Arts articles