New study reveals that loss of a family member in childhood is associated with psychosis, with greatest risk in children aged 0-3 years.

Study findings highlights urgent need to address bullying as those who engage in peer agression face increased risk of developing mental health and alcohol use problems.

This study explores the relationships of child and adult interpersonal abuse that may be crucial for understanding obesity and development of depression. 

This study investigates determinants of infant neglect, such as intimate partner violence, by young mothers.

Read on appetitive aggression, its relation to violent behaviour and PTSD.

This article discusses important and meaningful steps child psychiatrists and other professionals can take to help children exposed to trauma.

Researchers find Prolonged Exposure therapy beneficial in treating adolescent PTSD patients who have been sexually abused

This study explores traumatized youths' perspectives after receiving TF-CBT

Vol 2 of this report offers a guide to a process for creating trauma-sensitive schools and a policy agenda to support this work.

This report presents a review of the research on PTSD in early childhood and with focus on critical diagnostic criteria. 

More than 100 young survivors of the Blue Mountain bushfires are still receiving counselling

One year after the Sandy Hook tragedy in the US, the state has made significant steps to strengthen its mental health system and provide training to screen for trauma in children

This article discusses the value of epigenetics on the topic of child abuse and its potential for predicting and treating abusive behaviour

This research project examines parents' reports on their child's experience of bullying as well as perception of school response to bullying