615 - How a Unique Mental Health Model Developed After 9/11 is Helping Ukrainians Find Some Peace of Mind

<p data-pm-slice="1 1 []">After 9/11, mental health workers in New York City found themselves overwhelmed with requests to provide treatment to kids and their families. In response, clinical psychologist <strong>Laura Murray</strong> and her colleagues developed the Common Elements Treatment Approach, or CETA, which helps providers address multiple problems and symptoms using a customized plan of evidence-based therapies. Dr. Murray talks with <strong>Stephanie Desmon</strong> about the program’s applications in conflict zones like Ukraine, and its promise in bolstering mental health programs in the US.</p>