Home > Public Resources > Trauma Blog > 1996 - Spring Assessment and Psychometrics SDO Promotes Therapies to Help Kuwaitis Cope with Stressors The Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in 1990 and the subsequent occupation caused many psychological and social problems among the Kuwaiti citizens, whose traumatic experiences included violence, abuses, torture and imprisonment, refugees, death and bereavement and others. Browse Assessment and Psychometrics articles Clinical Issues and Treatment Mugged by Memory Sue Miller's protagonist in the novel For Love returns home, only to feel "mugged by memory." Clinicians working with traumatic memories may feel mugged nowadays. Toward Practice Guidelines for PTSD At the Business Meeting of the 1995 ISTSS Annual Meeting, I suggested that the Society consider developing practice guidelines for the treatment of PTSD. Browse Clinical Issues and Treatment articles International and Global President's Message What Is the AAETS? Beijing and Beyond Nearly 50,000 people - more than two-thirds of them women - travelled to China from all over the world to participate in the United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women. European Conference Addresses Traumatic Stress in Crisis Responders SHEFFIELD, England - From March 17 to 20 - less than a week before the massacre of Dunblane schoolchildren - 300 delegates from 30 countries gathered in Sheffield for the First European Conference on Traumatic Stress in Emergency Services, Peacekeeping Operations and Humanitarian Aid Organizations. The French Model of a Care Unit for Victims of Traumatic Events The development of a medical and psychological care unit for immediate interventions in cases of natural or accidental disasters, crowd accidents or bomb attacks in France was based on our experience in dealing with the victims of the Islamist bomb attacks during the summer of 1995. Browse International and Global articles Trauma and the Arts Creative Arts Therapies Nonverbal and Creative Approaches to PTSD Browse Trauma and the Arts articles
Home > Public Resources > Trauma Blog > 1996 - Spring Assessment and Psychometrics SDO Promotes Therapies to Help Kuwaitis Cope with Stressors The Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in 1990 and the subsequent occupation caused many psychological and social problems among the Kuwaiti citizens, whose traumatic experiences included violence, abuses, torture and imprisonment, refugees, death and bereavement and others. Browse Assessment and Psychometrics articles Clinical Issues and Treatment Mugged by Memory Sue Miller's protagonist in the novel For Love returns home, only to feel "mugged by memory." Clinicians working with traumatic memories may feel mugged nowadays. Toward Practice Guidelines for PTSD At the Business Meeting of the 1995 ISTSS Annual Meeting, I suggested that the Society consider developing practice guidelines for the treatment of PTSD. Browse Clinical Issues and Treatment articles International and Global President's Message What Is the AAETS? Beijing and Beyond Nearly 50,000 people - more than two-thirds of them women - travelled to China from all over the world to participate in the United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women. European Conference Addresses Traumatic Stress in Crisis Responders SHEFFIELD, England - From March 17 to 20 - less than a week before the massacre of Dunblane schoolchildren - 300 delegates from 30 countries gathered in Sheffield for the First European Conference on Traumatic Stress in Emergency Services, Peacekeeping Operations and Humanitarian Aid Organizations. The French Model of a Care Unit for Victims of Traumatic Events The development of a medical and psychological care unit for immediate interventions in cases of natural or accidental disasters, crowd accidents or bomb attacks in France was based on our experience in dealing with the victims of the Islamist bomb attacks during the summer of 1995. Browse International and Global articles Trauma and the Arts Creative Arts Therapies Nonverbal and Creative Approaches to PTSD Browse Trauma and the Arts articles