VOICES Resiliency Symposium
Knowledge to Practice:
Pathways to Long-Term Healing
Pathways to Long-Term Healing
A Victim-Centered Approach
Monday, September 9, 2019
Join us on Monday, September 9 for a day of clinically informed presentations from leading researchers, mental health practitioners and victim support organizations. The event provides a unique opportunity to learn from victims’ families, responders and survivors, as well as those who have responded to acts of terrorism and mass violence in the United States and abroad.
The day long symposium is intended to provide lessons learned and mental health considerations to prepare clinicians, victims’ services, law enforcement, emergency managers and community stakeholders for an effective response to support those impacted. Victims’ families, survivors and responders are invited to attend free of charge.
The 9/11 Memorial has generously offered complimentary tickets to visit the Museum following the Symposium.
6 CEU’s available
Marriott Downtown Hotel | 85 West Street | New York City
Registration Opens: 8:00 am | Program: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Note: This year’s event will be held on the 3rd Floor of the Marriott
Preparing for After: Planning for Effective Response Following Acts of Mass Violence – An Overview
Executive Director
Voices of September 11th
Stephanie LandauProject Director
Voices of September 11th
Identifying the Needs of Victims’ Families, Survivors and Responders and Advocating for Reforms
Mary Fetchet, LCSW - ModeratorExecutive Director
Voices of September 11th
Fred GuttenbergFather of Jaime Guttenberg
Parkland shooting
Anne-Marie Principe9/11 Survivor
Maureen BasnickiWife of Ken Basnicki
Founder Canadian National Day of Service Foundation
Gary SmileyFDNY Rescue Paramedic
Vicarious Trauma, Vicarious Resilience
Madelyn Miller, PhD, LCSW, CGPAmerican Group Psychotherapy Association
Disaster 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’SullivanChair, CACP NWG (Supporting Victims of Terrorism and Mass Violence)
Chair, INVICTM
Dan StebbinsColonel (Retired)
Connecticut State Police
Maya Tadmor-AndermanDirector, US Programs
NATAL- Israel’s Trauma and Resiliency Center
Research Findings: Lessons Learned from Bereaved Family Members, Fourteen Years After the September 11, 2001 Attacks
Stephen Cozza, MDCenter for the Study of Traumatic Stress
Uniformed Service University
Executive Director
Voices of September 11th
Our Sincere Thanks to Our Generous Sponsors
