The Center for Trauma and Mental Health
Launched in 2023, the Center for Trauma and Mental Health has the broad goal of highlighting the stress and trauma and their effects as public health issues, and fostering a community of researchers, educators, and public health practitioners at BUSPH who are committed to addressing trauma in all forms.
We seek to advance knowledge, education, and public health practice in three focus areas:
Latest Stories
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Affiliate Spotlight: Jonathan Jay, DrPH, JD
Each newsletter we feature a CTMH affiliate to learn a bit more about their work. This month we speak with Read more
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SPH This Year 2025 Spotlights Alzheimer’s Disease Research by CTMH Affiliates
SPH This Year 2025, SPH's annual magazine, featured Alzheimer’s disease research by affiliates Maria Glymour, Jennifer Weuve, and Marcia Pescador Jimenez "SPH Read more
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‘At Health Commission Summit, Housing, Economic Stability Are Key to Addressing Mental Health’
CTMH Affiliate, Stephanie Ettinger de Cuba, research associate professor of health law, policy & management, is quoted in the story, Read more
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CTMH Affiliates Bring to Light Important Trends in Gun Violence
The work of CTMH affiliates, Jonathan Jay, Patrece Joseph, and Ziming Xuan, is highlighted in the following media about trends Read more
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College Students Mental Health: State Support & Positive Improvement
CTMH Affiliate, Sarah Lipson, associate professor of Health Law, Policy & Management is quoted in a series of articles regarding Read more
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Affiliate Spotlight: Stephanie Ettinger De Cuba
Each newsletter we feature a CTMH affiliate to learn a bit more about their work. This month we speak with Dr. Read more
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CTMH at APPA Annual Meeting in March
The American Psychopathological Association (APPA) is one of the oldest organizations focused on research in psychopathology in North America. Their Read more
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CTMH Hosts World Mental Health Day Event
On October 10, 2024, the Center for Trauma and Mental Health hosted an event open to the BUSPH community for Read more
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Underlying Environmental Factors Affecting Youth Mental Health
CTMH affiliate Dr. Stephanie Ettinger de Cuba, associate director of health at the Boston University Initiative on Cities and an Read more
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National Academies Committee Appoints BUSPH Researchers to Investigate Toxic Exposures and Mental Health Among Veterans
Jaimie Gradus, CTMH Director, and Patricia Janulewicz Lloyd, associate professor of environmental health have been appointed to serve on a Read more