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Midsummer Nights' Science: Who gets PTSD and what helps (2018)
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Midsummer Nights’ Science: Who gets PTSD and what helps
Karestan Koenen
Media reports of traumatic events such as sexual assaults, terrorist attacks, and catastrophic disasters have become commonplace. While many people think of post traumatic stress disorder in relation to soldiers returning from war, the majority of people with PTSD are civilians. In this 2018 Midsummer Nights' Science talk, psychiatric epidemiologist Karestan Koenen of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, an associate member of the Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, discusses how people respond to such experiences, why some people develop PTSD, and what we know about what helps people recover from these common experiences.
About MidsummerNights' Science
Midsummer Nights' Science is an annual lecture series that explores key advances in genomics and medicine, and fosters conversation between Broad scientists and the local community about the intersection of science and society. This lecture series — which is geared for those with little to no formal scientific education or background — is held each summer, and is free and open to the general public.
Copyright Broad Institute, 2018. All rights reserved.
Karestan Koenen
Media reports of traumatic events such as sexual assaults, terrorist attacks, and catastrophic disasters have become commonplace. While many people think of post traumatic stress disorder in relation to soldiers returning from war, the majority of people with PTSD are civilians. In this 2018 Midsummer Nights' Science talk, psychiatric epidemiologist Karestan Koenen of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, an associate member of the Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, discusses how people respond to such experiences, why some people develop PTSD, and what we know about what helps people recover from these common experiences.
About MidsummerNights' Science
Midsummer Nights' Science is an annual lecture series that explores key advances in genomics and medicine, and fosters conversation between Broad scientists and the local community about the intersection of science and society. This lecture series — which is geared for those with little to no formal scientific education or background — is held each summer, and is free and open to the general public.
Copyright Broad Institute, 2018. All rights reserved.
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