StressPoints Newsletter
StressPoints is the award-winning online eNewsletter of ISTSS. StressPoints shares news and opinions about traumatic stress, highlights ISTSS and affiliate societies' activities and offers informational resources and feature articles of interest to the field.
Interested in submitting an article for consideration?
To submit a story or information for inclusion in a future issue of StressPoints, contact Editor Christal L. Badour, PhD
Join the StressPoints Editorial Team
StressPoints currently has two open positions for contributing editors:
LGBTQIA+ Issues (two positions)
Media Matters (one position)
Being a contributing editor is a great way to make connections across the field of traumatic stress studies and cultivate editorial experience. Contributing editors serve three-year terms and are responsible for generating or soliciting articles for StressPoints at least twice per year.
To learn more about these positions or to apply, please contact StressPoints Editor Christal L. Badour, PhD.
StressPoints Editorial Team
Editor: Christal L. Badour, PhD
Managing Editor: Rachel Nathanson
Contributing Editors
Biological Perspectives
Lynnette Averill, PhD
Jack C. Lennon
Clinician's Corner
Joan Cook, PhD
Developmental Traumatology
Samar Fouda, MD
Archana Basu, PhD
Global Perspectives
Sukanya Ray, M.Phil
Mary Schacht, PhD, LICSW
Human Rights and Policy
Alyssa Jones, MA
Jessica Lambert, PhD
LGBTQIA+ Issues
James A. Scholl, MA
Leah Taylor, PsyD
Media Matters
Noelle Smith, PhD
Josianne Lamothe, MSW
Military Matters
Lorig Kachadourian, PhD
Kenneth Thompson, MLA, MA
Research Methods
Ruby Charak, PhD
Talya Greene, PhD
Dana Rose Garfin, PhD
SIG Spotlight
Maureen Allwood, PhD
Student Perspectives
Emmeline Taylor
Sophie Brickman, BA
Marine Tessier, MPs
Teaching with the Journal of Traumatic Stress
Abhijit Dutta, MD, PDMJ
Trauma and Diversity
Ryan Holliday, PhD
Amanda Khan, PhD
Trauma and World Literature
Harold Kudler, MD
Howard Lipke, PhD
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