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.

6 November 2019 | 9.30am-12.30pm

Outline

The 2019 Annual Research Symposium will include the following updates on the latest research on torture and refugee trauma:

• Dr Natalie Matosin, Biomolecular Changes in Refugees, Mental Health and Genetics
• Professor Mark Harris, The Link Between Physical and Mental Health
• Professor Nicholas Procter, Suicidality and Suicide
• Panel discussion with the presenters

Venue: The Holroyd Centre, 17 Miller St Merrylands NSW

In person: Free to attend with RSVP
Live webcast: Free – Go to Owl Talks (click on live events)

Annual Update – Held on 26 September 2018

Annual Update – Held on 22 November 2017

Annual Update – 23 November 2016

Professor Derrick Silove
Foundation UNSW Professor of
Psychiatry, Liverpool Hospital

Dr Belinda Liddell
Research Fellow
School of Psychology, UNSW

Dr Linda Bartolomei
Direct, UNSW
Centre for Refugee Research

Annual Update – 2 December 2015

Professor Zachary Steel
St John of God Professorial Chair of Trauma and MH

Professor Richard Bryant
Director, Traumatic Stress Clinic
Westmead Hospital

Dr Angela Nickerson
Director, Refugee Trauma and
Recovery Program, UNSW

Presentation 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/.