Melissa Brymer's guest appearances

Melissa Brymer

Providence College Podcast

NCTSN Directors' Download: Conversations with the Network

Jeff Johnson

Lidia Bastianich

James Martin

Brian Burke

Paul Tremblay

Elise Italiano

Dan Devine

Chris Christie

Judy Cohen

Steve Smith

Paul Mecurio

Ndaba Mandela

Laurie Santos

Patrick Kelly

Hurricane Maria

OwlTail

In this special edition UCLA/Duke University Deputy Directors Lisa Amaya-Jackson and Jenifer Maze are joined by Melissa Brymer, Director of the NCCTS Terrorism and Disaster Program, to discuss COVID-19. Dr. Brymer, who is leading the COVID-19 response for the NCCTS, participates on the UCLA Health Systems Response Team as well as a Federal Coordination Team. Our Deputy Directors sit down with Dr. Brymer to hear how this extraordinary time has pulled our Network together. She also shares her perspective on current needs and challenges, how the Network is adapting to this crisis, and how to maintain healthy boundaries during this time.

<p>In this special edition UCLA/Duke University Deputy Directors Lisa Amaya-Jackson and Jenifer Maze are joined by Melissa Brymer, Director of the NCCTS Terrorism and Disaster Program, to discuss COVID-19. Dr. Brymer, who is leading the COVID-19 response for the NCCTS, participates on the UCLA Health Systems Response Team as well as a Federal Coordination Team. Our Deputy Directors sit down with Dr. Brymer to hear how this extraordinary time has pulled our Network together. She also shares her perspective on current needs and challenges, how the Network is adapting to this crisis, and how to maintain healthy boundaries during this time.</p>

COVID 19 Special Edition: Melissa Brymer PhD

Dr. Melissa Brymer '92, the director of terrorism and disaster programs for the UCLA-Duke National Center for Child Traumatic Stress, presented the keynote address at the Department of Psychology's 50th Reunion, discussing research-based efforts to improve the quality of care for families in need.

Dr. Melissa Brymer '92 - Care for Families in Need