Harvard Global Mental Health Trauma and Recovery 2025 (Videos + Slides PDFs)

Connect clinical care with cultural understanding, humanitarian response and evidence-based recovery strategies.

Trauma & Recovery

Trauma theory, resilience, recovery frameworks and the biological, psychological, social and spiritual effects of traumatic experiences.

Trauma-Informed Care

Diagnosis, treatment planning and culturally responsive approaches for traumatized individuals, families and communities.

Humanitarian Mental Health

Violence, displacement, natural disasters, climate change, post-conflict recovery and vulnerable populations.

Human Rights & Leadership

Human rights, ethics, interdisciplinary teamwork, leadership, rebuilding social capital and professional resilience.

Learning Objectives

The program combines clinical science, culture, humanitarian care and professional development.

Integrate science, culture and evidence-based knowledge into trauma recovery work.

Apply neuroscience and cultural knowledge to the care of traumatized persons and communities.

Understand approaches for survivors of extreme violence and climate-related trauma.

Analyze scientific and evaluation approaches to trauma recovery.

Apply professional development and ethical principles when working with vulnerable populations.

Recognize the bio-psycho-social and spiritual impact of trauma.

Understand the role of human rights and social recovery.

Use self-care strategies when working in emotionally demanding environments.

Richard F. Mollica, MD, MAR is Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and Director of the Harvard Program in Refugee Trauma.

Richard F. Mollica, MD, MAR

Professor of Psychiatry

Harvard Medical School

Director, Harvard Program in Refugee Trauma

Director, Global Mental Health: Trauma and Recovery Course

Complete Curriculum

Review trauma science, clinical practice, humanitarian response, human rights, leadership and professional resilience.

Trauma Science & Global Mental Health

• Phenomenological theory of trauma and recovery
• Epidemiology and neuroscience of trauma
• Bio-psycho-social and spiritual impact of trauma
• Historical and scientific approaches to trauma recovery
• Science- and culture-informed mental health care

Clinical Practice & Trauma-Informed Care

• Trauma-informed care principles
• Mental health diagnosis and treatment
• Medical disorders associated with trauma exposure
• Evidence-based and culturally valid clinical practices
• HPRT clinical toolkit approaches

Humanitarian, Human Rights & Recovery

• Survivors of violence and humanitarian crises
• Displacement and refugee mental health
• Human rights and rebuilding social capital
• Post-conflict and post-disaster recovery
• Climate change and mental health recovery

Teams, Leadership, Ethics & Self-Care

• Field-based psychosocial recovery models
• Working in interdisciplinary medical teams
• Science- and culture-based leadership
• Professional development and ethical practice
• Self-care for professionals working with vulnerable populations

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GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH • TRAUMA • RECOVERY • 2025

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