Posts from July 16, 2026

PTSD and Complex PTSD are often confused, but they describe different experiences shaped by different kinds of trauma — and they call for different treatment approaches.

Why the body remembers what the mind has moved past, and what somatic memory means for real, lasting trauma recovery.

American Psychologist, Vol 81(5), Jul-Aug 2026, 568-570; doi:10.1037/amp0001753 Karen Z.… Read more: Charles l. Brewer award for distinguished teaching of psychology: Karen Z. Naufel.

American Psychologist, Vol 81(5), Jul-Aug 2026, 565-567; doi:10.1037/amp0001752 Sarah Feldstein… Read more: Gold medal award for impact in psychology: Sarah Feldstein Ewing.

Well, it’s here. It’s Independence Day. It’s the big day… Read more: Let Freedom Reign

Trauma doesn’t take away your feelings — it takes away your window. A look at how the nervous system’s capacity for stress narrows under trauma, and how it can be widened again.

New from CNTR: July News & Opportunities This month’s newsletter… Read more: Read CNTR’s July 2026 News & Opportunities eNewsletter

CNTR’s Comment on Proposed OMB Rule: Regulation for Federal Financial… Read more: CNTR Responds to Proposed OMB Rule that would Politicize Science

CNTR is proud to recognize and celebrate the extraordinary leadership… Read more: Passing the Torch: Honoring Dr. Rosemary Kozar and Welcoming New SAC Leadership

I have been thinking about how men betray women for… Read more: The Patriarchy is Fighting for Its Life