MHN Winter 2009 Issue

“Understanding and Treating Posttraumatic Stress Disorder”

Articles in This Issue

• Bridging Clinical and Research Frontiers in the Treatment of PTSD
• Challenges in the Assessment of Trauma Among Individuals with Disabilities
• Columbia Trauma and PTSD Program: Vital Research and Treatment for Veterans
• From Da Nang to Baghdad: Treating Combat PTSD
• Helping Children Come to Terms with Sexual Abuse
• How Will They Tell Their Story? PTSD and Substance Use Disorder
• New York to Develop Strategies to Assist Returning Veterans and Their Families
• Posttraumatic Growth: Positive Psychological Changes After Trauma
• Preparing Communities for The Elder Boom: Mental Health Matters
• Principles of Group Work with Children and Youth Trauma Survivors
• Promoting the Health and Well-Being of Veterans and Their Families
• Recent Innovations in the Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
• Responding to PTSD in Our Communities
• The Aftermath of Trauma: How a Mental Health Community Responds
• The Economics of Recovery: How Consumers Can Help Close the Budget Gap
• The Legal Case in Support of Veterans Suffering with PTSD
• The NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Responds to Post 9/11 Public Need
• The NYSPA Report: Taking Care of the Mental Health Needs of Active Duty Military, Veterans and Their Families
• The PTSD Patient: Visiting Nurse Services in Westchester Treats the “Whole Person”
• Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation More Effective for Depression in Those with Less Medication Resistance
• Trauma, Stress and the Financial Crisis: Impact and Intervention
• Treating Trauma Survivors in a Family Mental Health Clinic
• Understanding and Treating Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

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