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The Psychology of September 11

These programs explore the psychology of September 11, the date of terrorist attacks on the United States, will be the topic of Here's to Your Health on radio broadcasts Oct. 15-19.

Many Americans have experienced psychological trauma following the attacks. Mental health professionals are dealing with individual trauma and national or group trauma. Teachers and parents are struggling to reassure children. Communities all over the nation are uniting to help those suffering most from the attacks.

Teresa Kramer, Ph.D., discusses the psychological effects of these events. Dr. Kramer is a clinical psychologist, assistant professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, and National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) research career awardee. 

The Psychology of September 11: Fight or Flight
The Psychology of September 11: Children and Stress
The Psychology of September 11: The Multiplier Effect
The Psychology of September 11: A Graphic Media
The Psychology of September 11: Seeking Professional Help

These programs were first broadcast Oct. 15-19, 2001.

T. Glenn Pait, M.D., of UAMS is the host of the program. David Wallace is the producer.

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09/08/05