Latest Research on Effective Interventions and Models for Refugee Trauma: Annual Update
STARTTS’ annual research symposium aims to summarise the latest information and research in the field of refugee trauma; ranging from advances in neuroscience and impacts of trauma to the newest findings on clinical implications, interventions and outcomes. It brings together the expertise of three, well-known Australian researchers whose work has gained wide international recognition.
Annual Update – 28 October 2020
9.30am-12.30pm | Free via Zoom
A/Prof Simon Rosenbaum
School of Psychiatry
University of NSW
Bio and abstract
Sue Watt
Social Psychologist/ Researcher
University of New England
Bio and abstract
Dr Yulisha Byrow
Post-doc Research Fellow
Refugee Trauma & Recovery Program, UNSW
Bio and abstract
Annual Update – Held on 6 November 2019
Professor Nicholas Procter
Chair Mental Health Nursing
University of South Australia
Annual Update – Held on 26 September 2018
Professor Richard Bryant
Scienta Professor of Psychology, UNSW
Read bio
Professor David Isaacs
Paediatrics & Child Health, USyd
Read bio
A/Prof Susan Rees
School of Psychiatry, UNSW
Read bio and abstract
Professor Zachary Steel
Dr Katie Dawson
Dr Belinda LiddellAnnual Update – 23 November 2016
Professor Derrick Silove
Dr Linda BartolomeiAnnual Update – 2 December 2015
Professor Richard Bryant
Dr Angela NickersonPresentation recordings
These events are recorded by Owl Talks (Formerly Psychevisual) and are available for viewing on the internet at a later date for a fee. Please see the Owl Talks website https://lectures.owltalks.org/.