Trauma Treatment International has launched a £2,500 Crowdfunder campaign to provide specialist support to Afghan women judges and lawyers, after they were forced to flee their home country.
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Rhea Tzallas explains why she she found being a TTI intern so helpful for her personal and career development.
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Trauma Treatment International hosted an Experts’ Day to gather evidence to design and inform our Organisational Trauma Exposure Assessment process.
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Organisations across all sectors must prioritise the mental health of their workforce in light of the Covid-19 pandemic, says the co-founder of Trauma Treatment International.
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Trauma Treatment International is delighted to welcome Quendreda Geuter, who will be taking on the role of CEO in January 2021.
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TTI is delighted to announce that we have received new funding from The National Lottery Community Fund for a project to address some of the needs of UK based organisations working with traumatised groups amplified by COVID-19.
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The article: “Trauma, Aggression, and Post Conflict Perpetration of Community Violence in Female Former Child Soldiers—A Study in Eastern DR Congo” was published on 2 October 2020 in the journal Frontiers in Psychiatry by Katy Robjant, Sabine Schmitt, Amani Chibashimba, Samuel Carleial, Thomas Elbert and Anke Koebach.
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We spoke to TTI co-founder Katy Robjant about her work, her motivations and her love for Narrative Exposure Therapy.
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TTI spoke with Dr Annis Cohen, clinical psychologist and TTI associate, about her experience working with trauma exposed organisations. Here is what she had to say.
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International Justice Day should serve as a warning to all perpetrators that they will face their time in court and be brought to justice for their heinous crimes. ISIS cannot be considered a defeated enemy whilst it continues to escape justice. Now is the time to put an end to impunity.
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For years, much has been reported on the abhorrent practice of waterboarding during the United States’ “War on Terror” – but, until recently, less has been said about other forms of torture that were perpetrated by Americans on CIA detainees.
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On Monday, BBC Panorama and the Sunday Times revealed details of their investigation into alleged war crimes committed by British Special Forces in Afghanistan and Iraq, spanning almost 20 years. Whilst these alleged crimes are undeniably cruel and shocking - the investigation also reveals how senior military leadership and the British Government sought to cover them up and ensure nobody was prosecuted.
The ramifications from these allegations, if true, are extremely concerning and are ultimately putting troops at risk.
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