VOICES Resiliency Symposium
Knowledge to Practice:
Pathways to Long-Term Healing
Pathways to Long-Term Healing
A Victim-Centered Approach
Monday, September 9, 2019
VOICES Resiliency Symposium, Knowledge to Practice: Pathways to Long-Term Healing, brought together leading researchers, mental health practitioners and government agencies providing support services for victims’ families, survivors and responders, in the United States and abroad.
The event was a unique opportunity to bridge the gap between research and practice, as well as to learn from individuals who have been directly affected by acts of terrorism and mass violence.
A very special thank you to our sponsors - Motley Rice; Turken, Heath and McCauley; Kreindler & Kreindler; the FealGood Foundation and Barasch & McGarry whose generosity made our annual events possible. Thanks to the dozens of individuals who contributed to the program, including our presenters and volunteers from Goldman Sachs and National Debt Relief.
Marriott Downtown Hotel | 85 West Street | New York City
Registration Opens: 8:00 am | Program: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Preparing for After: Planning for Effective Response Following Acts of Mass Violence – An Overview
Mary Fetchet, LCSWExecutive Director
Voices of September 11th
Stephanie LandauIdentifying the Needs of Victims’ Families, Survivors and Responders and Advocating for Reforms
Fred Guttenberg
Anne-Marie Principe
Maureen Basnicki
Gary SmileyVicarious Trauma, Vicarious Resilience
Madelyn Miller, PhD, LCSW, CGPDisaster Mental Health Case Studies: Lessons Learned from Counseling in Chaos
James Halpern, PhDProfessor Emeritus and Founding Director
Institute for Disaster Mental Health, SUNY New Paltz
Supporting Victims of Mass Tragedy: National and International Perspectives
Chaplain Stephen B. Roberts, MBA, BCCFounder & President
ChaplainDL (Chaplain Distance Learning Business)
Sue O’Sullivan
Dan Stebbins
Maya Tadmor-AndermanResearch Findings: Lessons Learned from Bereaved Family Members, Fourteen Years After the September 11, 2001 Attacks
Stephen Cozza, MD
Our Sincere Thanks to Our Generous Sponsors
