Greetings reader

Trauma Recovery Humanitarian Assistance Programs is welcoming 2021 with gratitude and renewed energy inspired by:

We all faced enormous change and challenges over the last nine months, both personally and professionally. Dedicated to the mission of healing trauma, our HAP staff, faculty and you, our community, came together to learn skills, share knowledge, try new methods and in the process - forge relationships.  Of course there are new demands and uncertainty in the weeks ahead, but our shared commitment to healing communities ensures our success. As Ghandi said, the future depends on what we do today. Let’s begin.

Wishing all our Trauma Recovery /HAP volunteers, supporters, and

community of therapists, their loved ones, and clients, continued

health and well-being throughout 2021.

Clinical tips from our senior faculty and training team to increase your success with:

A collision with a Ryder truck barreling down a steep grade toward her vehicle in a heavy downpour began Gelly Asovski's EMDR journey. In 2019, Asovski was galvanized to bring EMDR healing to her community by a horrific hate crime.

Congratulations Greater New Haven TRN who received a commendation from the New Haven Police Department for an exceptional presentation to a Homicide Survivors group by Don deGraffenried,and Robin Katzman, and the referral of a homicide survivor for treatment.

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