Grady Trauma Project
80 Jesse Hill Jr Drive, Atlanta, 30303
(404) 778-5767
Grady Trauma Project is a research program at Grady Memorial Hospital and Emory University that studies trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). It invites eligible people to join research studies, including studies of possible treatments, and shares guides to community services. It does not run the housing programs listed in its resource guide; the phone number on file belongs to Nicholas House.
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What they offer 11
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CHAPTERS StudyProgram
Researchers study how hormonal changes around menopause relate to stress responses and PTSD.
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Community Resource GuidesService
Online guides list outside assistance programs and provide information about PTSD, coping skills, and finding a therapist.
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GTP Community Action BoardProgram
Former participants and community representatives advise the research team about community needs and study design.
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GTP Undergraduate Intern ProgramProgram
Undergraduate interns receive training in trauma research and interview research participants.
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Housing assistance, case management, primary medical care, individual/group psychotherapy, medication management, legal and financial assistance referralsService
This service helps with housing, care coordination, medical care, therapy, medicine support, and referrals for legal and financial help. It is for people who need support from the Grady Trauma Project.
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I-HOPEProgram
This study compares PTSD screening approaches to help pregnant Black women connect with mental health care.
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MAMA BEAR StudyProgram
This study follows mothers and babies to learn how a mother's trauma symptoms relate to parenting and infant stress responses.
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MIND StudyProgram
A research study tests mindfulness and body-awareness practices for people who feel detached from their body or surroundings after trauma.
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