Translating Science Into Better Posttraumatic Mental Health

Grant number: 1073041 | Funding period: 2017 - 2020

Completed

Abstract

Trauma is responsible for a significant amount of mental health problems worldwide. Increasing disasters, violence, and war lead to much trauma in the communities. Unfortunately, most affected people do not receive much-needed care. This Program builds on discoveries from basic science to develop and evaluate clinical and population-based programs to address the range of posttraumatic mental health needs in both Australia and globally.

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