Leia Saltzman

Associate Professor

Tulane University

United States

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Leia Saltzman is an Associate Professor at Tulane University, United States. Her research areas include trauma responses, mental health among healthcare professionals, and the impact of time on psychological well-being. She has contributed to various studies addressing traumatic experiences and resilience, particularly in relation to COVID-19 and environmental stressors, such as climate-related events. Her recent articles emphasize the importance of understanding subjective experiences of time and the psychological predictors affecting adaptation in various populations.

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Daphna Canetti

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Katherine Theall

Tulane University

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Lauren D. Hunter

Tulane University School of Medicine

UNITED STATES

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Tonya Hansel

Professor and Associate Dean for Research

The University of Texas at Arlington

UNITED STATES

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Articles (18)

Secondary traumatic stress and burnout: The role of mental health, work experience, loneliness and other trauma in compassion fatigue in the healthcare workforces.

Acute estradiol and progesterone therapy in hospitalized adults to reduce COVID-19 severity: a randomized control trial

The grit of mental health professionals: Initial conceptualization and measurement.

Latent class analysis of ART barriers among adolescents and young adults living with HIV in South Africa

Child and adolescent trauma response following climate-related events: Leveraging existing knowledge with new technologies.

Psychological predictors of the time perspective: The role of posttraumatic stress disorder, posttraumatic growth, and temporal triggers in a sample of bereaved adults

Psychological and social determinants of adaptation: the impact of finances, loneliness, information access and chronic stress on resilience activation

Work Environment and Health Care Workforce Well-Being: Mental Health and Burnout in Medically Underserved Communities Prone to Disaster

Long-COVID stress symptoms: Mental health, anxiety, depression, or posttraumatic stress.

Climate change and health equity: Expanding our reach using technology

First responders in COVID-19: The impact of compassion fatigue

Centering Historical Oppression in Prevention Research with Indigenous Peoples: Differentiating Substance Use, Mental Health, Family, and Community Outcomes

Markers in Time: Expanding Our Concept of Trauma Triggers to Include Subjective Experiences of Time Among Adults Surviving Traumatic Loss

The Weaving Healthy Families program: Promoting parenting practices, family resilience, and communal mastery

Mechanisms of recovery: Community perceptions of change and growth following multiple disasters

Mental health and well-being for aging adults during the COVID-19 pandemic

What’s Time Got to Do With It?: A Time-Informed Approach to Longitudinal Research With Trauma Affected and Bereaved Populations

The impact of political violence on posttraumatic stress symptomology: a longitudinal analysis

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Daphna Canetti

Katherine Theall

Lauren D. Hunter

Tonya Hansel

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