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A Message from Dr. Donna Demetri Friedman, Executive Director, Mosaic Mental HealthIt is hard to believe that 9/11 was 20 years ago. At the time I was the deputy director of the agency and part of a team here at Mosaic that mobilized to provide therapy to the community in the days after the attacks.
For some, especially the families of those lost, the anniversary may trigger feelings of grief, regret, and remorse. As I look back, the anxiety and tragedy of that day is not unlike the trauma inflicted by the current pandemic, everyone responds to trauma differently – know that Mosaic is here to help. Below are two publications on the work done by Mosaic, post 9/11 and 20 years on – read them and see how vitally important mental healthcare is, especially in times of need. |
Close Observation of Mother-Infant Interactive Process in the Wake of Traumatic Loss:
The September 11, 2001 Primary Prevention Project
The September 11, 2001 Primary Prevention Project
On the Ground After September 11 Taking it to the Street and Schools:
Responding to the Mental Health Needs of the Community
Responding to the Mental Health Needs of the Community
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