An overview of the blogposts of Trauma Recovery: a few highlights (i.e. most read, most commented on) and the full list in chronological order..

Highlights

• Useful embarrassment part 1 and part 2
• Supporting refugee scholars seeking a new intellectual home – what can we do?
• Children bereaved by domestic violence need our support
• Trauma research should be Open Science
• Refugees in Europe: A crisis?
• Trauma research needs to be more global and accessible
• The consequences of fatal domestic violence for children
• A quarter of cases of PTSD is with delayed onset
• 5 key considerations for working with young traumatized children
• The 20 most inspiring papers on trauma recovery
• The efficacy of cognitive behavioral therapy for children with PTSD
• Pink elephants and trauma recovery
• 4 Meta-analyses of predictors of PTSD in children: An overview
• Does physical activity make a difference?
• Man’s search for meaning
• 3 online training programs about traumatic stress and interventions: high quality, free, and convenient
• To ask or not to ask children about trauma, that’s the question
• Top 5 online resources for children and parents after trauma, and more…
• Tips to help survivors of youth camp shooting in Norway

Full list!

• Homicide of children with a disability
• The 35th Annual Meeting of the ISTSS in Boston
• Audio installation: Ubiquity
• Highlights of the European Conference on Traumatic Stress
• The Africa Science Leadership Programme
• Paper in a Day at the ESTSS conference in June
• They’ll never be the same
• Last Week in the Lab
• The Trauma Recovery Lab has moved..
• Useful embarrassment (part 2)
• Supporting refugee scholars seeking a new intellectual home – what can we do?
• Useful embarrassment (part 1)
• Children bereaved by domestic violence need our support
• What children who live with domestic violence say about their dads
• Back in the world’s most liveable city
• Children in the ambulance: how do paramedics go about psychosocial care?
• Curbing Social Climate Change with a cup of tea
• Impressions from 2 refugee camps in Jordan: Zaatari and Azraq
• Posttraumatic stress disorder a greater risk in rich countries
• Dysfunctional posttraumatic cognitions: can we reduce the gap between research and practice?
• Trauma research should be Open Access
• A tornado in my head
• Refugees in Europe: A crisis?
• Getting rid of the Ghost People
• Children in the Emergency Department
• One Family in Gaza
• Why demographics – including sexual orientation – matter in PTSD research
• On (or off?) sabbatical
• Is a trauma focus truly needed in PTSD treatment?
• Do we let patients suffer needlessly?
• Trauma research needs to be more global and accessible
• Grief in children and adolescents
• One in six children develops PTSD after trauma, but differences exist
• Mental health consequences of childhood cancer
• Ear for Recovery
• Resilience, or how to “take a licking and keep on ticking”
• We’d rather rely on others to do the hard work
• Traumatic events do not occur at random
• New guidelines for the treatment of ASD and PTSD in children
• Moving from universal to selective prevention: results of a web-based early intervention for PTSD
• Can we use Facebook to assess mental health needs after a disaster?
• The role of siblings in children’s mental health
• PTSD in the DSM-5
• Get attention for your online survey
• Supporting Children with Cancer: The Cellie Cancer Coping Kit
• ESTSS Young Minds Events
• Can very young children do cognitive-behavioral therapy?
• Imagery rehearsal therapy for post-trauma nightmares
• Traumatic stress and recovery: Lessons from a stuffed animal
• Working in bushfire affected areas: Nurses’ experiences
• Trusted advice for children, families and professionals in Newtown
• The physical health consequences of posttraumatic stress
• How to bridge the gap between research and real life
• Global mental health capacity building at the 2012 ISTSS annual meeting
• Helping children after Hurricane Sandy and other disasters
• ISTSS conference
• Youth consultation when planning for emergencies
• The consequences of fatal domestic violence for children
• Trauma Recovery Fellowships
• 8 Guiding Principles for Peer Support Programs in High-Risk Organizations
• Does self-help treatment for anxiety disorders work?
• Trauma and Resilience summer course in Israel: Impressions and insights
• Does being optimistic help you recover from trauma?
• Highlights of the Australasian Conference of Child Trauma
• A Quarter of Cases of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Is With Delayed Onset
• Psychological Impact of Injury on Young Children and their Parents
• Are we winning the fight against Posttraumatic Stress Disorder?
• The amusing details of ethics applications: A quiz
• The 5 best books on children and trauma
• 5 key considerations for working with young traumatized children
• Tomorrow’s #traumaresearch chat: Preventing treatment dropout
• We don’t want to talk about it: Treatment dropout
• Paper in a Day: An invitation for early career researchers attending the ISTSS conference
• Empowering children and parents
• The 20 most inspiring papers on trauma recovery
• The 20 most influential papers on posttraumatic stress
• Psychological support after the bus crash in Switzerland
• Posttraumatic growth: What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger?
• Next #traumaresearch chat: Posttraumatic Growth
• Epidemiology: A valuable way to study individual differences in risk and resiliency?
• Instruction video: Twitter for academics
• Free interactive online training: Supporting the mental health of veterans and families
• The efficacy of cognitive behavioral therapy for children with PTSD
• Upcoming conferences on trauma and recovery
• Pink elephants and trauma recovery
• Ouch… and… let’s try again
• The first trauma research Tweet chat
• 8 Tips for Developing Preventive Interventions for Children Exposed to Acute Medical Events
• How to start with Twitter when you conduct trauma research
• 4 Meta-analyses of predictors of PTSD in children: An overview
• Trauma and PTSD researchers should tweet
• Sleep difficulties in children exposed to trauma
• Trauma and PTSD experts on Twitter
• Does intervening early after trauma help children recover?
• Christmas wishes and plans for the New Year
• Trauma recovery after the attack in Liège / Luik
• Does physical activity make a difference?
• Man’s search for meaning
• Highlights of the ISTSS conference in Baltimore
• 3 online training programs about traumatic stress and interventions: high quality, free, and convenient
• Parents tell about their children’s recovery from trauma
• PhD scholarships at Monash University
• Predictors of PTSD in children and adults
• ISTSS conference about trauma
• To ask or not to ask children about trauma, that’s the question
• Does it hurt to ask children about trauma? Part II
• Does it hurt to ask children about trauma?
• Top 5 online resources for children and parents after trauma, and more…
• Tips to help survivors of youth camp shooting in Norway
• Former bomb disposal operator writes about posttraumatic stress
• When a child’s death is not accidental
• Many paths, one purpose
• The consequences of fatal intimate partner violence
• Go and collaborate
• Supporting children in the classroom after a traumatic event
• “I don’t know” may mean many things
• Conference snapshot: update on Japan
• Data sharing