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Building a Unified, Relevant, and Responsive Psychology
The Trauma and Violence Division (TVD) works to reduce violence in society and minimise the psychological harm associated with exposure to potentially traumatic events. The Division brings together research, professional learning and targeted initiatives to strengthen the prevention of violence and responses to traumatic stress within the South African context.
The Trauma and Violence Division is a PsySSA community focused on the psychological dimensions of trauma and violence.
The Division promotes research-informed approaches to preventing violence and addressing psychological harm associated with potentially traumatic events. Its work is undertaken in collaboration with other PsySSA structures, professional organisations, government organisations and the wider public.
TVD advances its mission through:
Joining TVD connects members with a professional community focused on trauma, violence prevention and responses to traumatic stress.
Members can access learning opportunities, stay informed about developments and events in the field, contribute to community initiatives, and help shape the Division’s activities through regular opportunities to identify areas of interest and need.
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